Scotland 2014 and beyond - coming of age and loss of innocence?

VII, 457 S. Einband leicht berieben. - Klaus Peter Müller, Scotland 2014 and Beyond. Key Contexts of Innocence and Maturity: Scotland, the UK, the EU, the Global & Digital Worlds -- Dauvit Broun, Scotland as Part of the UK: International Law and Medieval History -- Catriona Macdonald, The 'Scotch Accent of Mind': Historicising the Referendum -- Murray Pittock, The British People: Description or Denial? -- Neil Blain, 'Project Fear' in a Longitudinal Context -- David Hutchison, The Media and the Referendum: Uncharted Waters, Perilous Seas? -- Peter Jones, Existential and Utilitarian Nationalism in Scotland -- David Martin-Jones, Scotland, Global Gateway Nation: Cinematic Imaginings of Contemporary Scotland -- Miriam Schröder, Modern Narratives: Scottish Self-Perceptions at the Time of Devolution -- William Elliot Bulmer, The Emergent Scottish Constitutional Tradition: Scottish, Nordic and Global Influences -- Aileen McHarg, The Independence Referendum, the Contested Constitution, and the Authorship of Constitutional Change -- Valentina Bold, "What Scotland had, and now has not": James Hogg's The Brownie of Bodsbeck. Regional and National Identities in the Nineteenth Century -- Ian Campbell, Double Vision -- Gerard Carruthers, The Failure of Historicism in Scottish Literary Studies: A Case Study Involving the Burns Movement and the Chair of Scottish History and Literature at the University of Glasgow -- Ian Duncan, The Discovery of Scotland: Walter Scott and World Literature in the Age of Union -- Margery Palmer McCulloch, Listening to the Writers Talk: Coming of Age in Scotland 1922-2012 -- Kirsten Sandrock, Postcolonial Perspectives on the Scottish Independence Debate -- Eberhard Bort, Beyond the Referendum: A New Deal for Local Democracy in Scotland? -- Bashabi Fraser, Reflections on Nation and Narration from the Perspective of a 'New Scot' in Scotland -- Deirdre Forsyth, Why I am Voting Yes -- Gill Scott (Glasgow) & Gerry Mooney, Scotland. New Directions in Welfare? -- Roland Sturm, Devolution Max, Asymmetrical Federalism and the English Question - Scotland as Catalyst for Constitutional Change in Britain. ISBN 9783631655719

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