The High Road

In 2007, the Scottish National Party (SNP), a self-styled "social democratic party committed to independence," became the largest group in the Scottish Parliament.\n It was seen as a working alternative to the failed neoliberal model adopted by successive New Labour and Conservative govern...

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Published in:Commonweal 2014-11, Vol.141 (18), p.18
Main Author: Storrar, William
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
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Political parties
Politics
Society
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Summary:In 2007, the Scottish National Party (SNP), a self-styled "social democratic party committed to independence," became the largest group in the Scottish Parliament.\n It was seen as a working alternative to the failed neoliberal model adopted by successive New Labour and Conservative governments. [...]the referendum has seen the political coming of age of the Catholic community in Scotland.
ISSN:0010-3330
2163-3797