TOWARDS A SPECIFIC THEORY OF SCOTTISH NATIONALISM

Emerald - 1981
A.Graeme Hyslop1
1Glasgow College of Technology,

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In his explication of nationalist activity in Scotland since 1707, Tony Dickson, although falling into the realms of economic expressivism, must be commended for raising a number of important issues which have until recently been elusive, or, at least, never considered together. It is the inter‐relation of these issues which, for the first time, allows us to begin to develop a specific theory of Scottish Nationalism. These issues may be compartmentalised into three broad pre‐requisites:

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