Two years after Scotland’s vote, support for independence is stuck in the mud

Craig Andrew McAngus

Two years after Scotland’s vote, support for independence is stuck in the mud

Craig Andrew McAngus

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Abstract

September 18 marks the second anniversary of the Scottish independence referendum, perhaps the most intense, exciting and fascinating period in the country’s political history. And despite the No vote, it’s certainly not business as usual in Scotland. So what has changed in the past two years, and where next?

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publisher	The Conversation UK
Publication status	Published - 16 Sept 2016

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David Cameron
SNP
Scotland
EU referendum
Brexit
indyref
Independence referendum
Nicola Sturgeon
Smith Commission
EVEL
Scottish Labour
indyref2
Article 50

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Two years after Scotland’s vote, support for independence is stuck in the mud

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