£25.99
Publication Date:
12 May 2008
Publisher:
Edinburgh University Press
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Description
Written by the cream of academic talent in modern Scottish history and politics, thisbook provides a comprehensive examination of the past, present and future prospectsof the Anglo-Scottish Union. A scholarly but accessible read, its contributors do not shyaway from the controversies surrounding the Union.
Contents
List of Figures and Tables; Preface; List of Contributors; 1. Three Hundred Years of the Anglo-Scottish Union, T. M. Devine; PART ONE: FOUNDATIONS; 2. The Making of the Union of 1707: History with a History, Christopher A. Whatley; 3. Popular Resistance, Religion and the Union of 1707, Karin Bowie; 4. The Treaty of Union: Made in England, Allan I. Macinnes; PART TWO: HISTORY; 5. The Legacy of Unionism in Eighteenth Century Scotland, Alexander Murdoch; 6. The Spoils of Empire, T. M. Devine; 7. Imperial Scotland, T. M. Devine; 8. The Politics of the Union in an Age of Unionism, Ewen A. Cameron; PART THREE: CHALLENGES; 9. The Challenge of Nationalism, T. M. Devine; 10. Thatcherism and the Union, Richard J. Finlay; 11. The Death of Unionism?, W. L. Miller; PART FOUR: DEVOLUTION AND THE FUTURE; 12. Where stands the Union Now? Scottish-English Relations after Devolution, Charlie Jeffery; 13. How firm are the Foundations? Public Attitudes to the Union in 2007, John Curtice; 14. Future of an Unloved Union, Neal Ascherson; Index.
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