The implications of Scotland’s independence referendum –for Cornwall
Peder Clark
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Peder Clark
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The publication of the Scottish Government’s White Paper has refocused British political attention north of the border. However, there could be implications elsewhere. Cornwall, too, has always had a strong regional – and indeed national – identity, which could see demands for self-government rise should Scotland opt for the UK’s exit door, according to Peder Clark.
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The publication of the Scottish Government’s White Paper has refocused British political attention north of the border. However, there could be implications elsewhere. Cornwall, too, has always had a strong regional – and indeed national – identity, which could see demands for self-government rise should Scotland opt for the UK’s exit door, according to Peder Clark.
Key concepts: Referendum, Independence (probability theory), Government (linguistics), Politics, Political science, White paper, Identity (music), White (mutation)