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9781902930343

Scotsman Guide To Scottish Politics

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  • ISBN13:

    9781902930343

  • ISBN10:

    1902930347

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-09-01
  • Publisher: Edinburgh Univ Pr
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Summary

Here is an easy-to-use guide to the information you need to follow Scottish politics, both at Holyrood and at Westminster. A series of specially commissioned short essays from a range of eminent Scotsman writers provides the context. The core of the book takes the form of an invaluable directory of political facts and figures -- results from the Scottish Election of 1999, biographies of all MSPs, the Scottish results of the General Election of 2001, biographies of Scottish MPs and Scottish MEPs, and an appendix of further useful information about the Scotland Office, the Scottish Executive, access to the Parliament, Scottish Parliament Committees, Scottish constituencies and their representatives, Scottish political parties, and useful addresses and numbers.This information makes The Scotsman Guide an ideal tool of reference for anyone with an interest in Scottish politics.

Table of Contents

Foreword vii
Sir David Steel
Notes on Contributors viii
Introduction ix
Andrew Neil
Towards 2003: Lessons from the Westminster General Election 2001, the fall of a First Minister and the Battle to Come
1(7)
Iain Martin
Adding up the Figures: Conclusions from 2001
8(7)
Professor John Curtice
Westminster and Edinburgh: Conflict or Co-operation?
15(5)
Kirsty Milne
After 300 Years: The Road to Home Rule
20(8)
Joyce McMillan
The Scottish Parliament: (a) How it Works
28(8)
George Reid
The Scottish Parliament: (b) Does it Work?
36(5)
Graham Leicester
Second Thoughts: Reflections of an Anti-devolutionist
41(4)
Allan Massie
Taxing Problems: Block Grant or Fiscal Autonomy?
45(7)
George Kerevan
Donald Dewar: A Reappraisal
52(7)
Donald MacCormick
A Quizzical View from the Gallery
59(5)
Robert McNeil
Results from the Scottish Parliament Election 1999
64(9)
Profiles of Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs)
73(155)
Scottish Results from the General Election 2001
228(29)
Profiles of Scottish Members of Parliament (MPs)
257(82)
Appendices
1) The Scotland Office
339(1)
2) The Scottish Executive
340(3)
3) The Scottish Parliament: Contact and Access
343(2)
4) Scottish Parliament Committees
345(4)
5) Scottish Constituencies and Their Representatives
349(3)
6) Scottish Members of the European Parliament
352(5)
7) Scottish Political Parties
356(1)
8) Useful Addresses and Numbers
357

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