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European, not British? Scottish nationalism and the EU referendum

Neil McGarvey, Fraser Stewart

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The EU Referendum campaign, result and aftermath have ensured that Scotland’s constitutional status both within the United Kingdom and the European Union remains in sharp focus. Eyes are now firmly fixed on the Scottish government, as they initiate plans to hold a second vote on Scottish independence. Whether or not the people of Scotland are ready for another referendum, having already voted on independence in 2014 and on membership of the European Union earlier this year, remains to be seen.

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The EU Referendum campaign, result and aftermath have ensured that Scotland’s constitutional status both within the United Kingdom and the European Union remains in sharp focus. Eyes are now firmly fixed on the Scottish government, as they initiate plans to hold a second vote on Scottish independence. Whether or not the people of Scotland are ready for another referendum, having already voted on independence in 2014 and on membership of the European Union earlier this year, remains to be seen.

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The EU Referendum campaign, result and aftermath have ensured that Scotland’s constitutional status both within the United Kingdom and the European Union remains in sharp focus. Eyes are now firmly fixed on the Scottish government, as they initiate plans to hold a second vote on Scottish independence. Whether or not the people of Scotland are ready for another referendum, having already voted on independence in 2014 and on membership of the European Union earlier this year, remains to be seen.

Key concepts: Referendum, Independence (probability theory), European union, Political science, Nationalism, Brexit, Home rule, Government (linguistics)

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