One year on from Scotland’s independence referendum: how to save the union from the unionists

Michael Keating

One year on from Scotland’s independence referendum: how to save the union from the unionists

Michael Keating

Politics

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Abstract

In the wake of the near-death of the United Kingdom as we know it on September 18 2014, unionists have sought to define the purpose of union, Britishness, “what unites us” and “shared values”.

This new unionism is profoundly misguided. Yet neither of our main parties seems aware of it.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publisher	The Conversation UK
Publication status	Published - 18 Sept 2015

Keywords

Labour
Northern Ireland
SNP
Scotland
indyref
Nicola Sturgeon
Conservative
EVEL
English nationalism

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