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The game theory of Scottish independence

Scottish independence is normally discussed as if it were primarily an argument about persuasion: we need to persuade more people,

One of the quiet illusions of modern politics is that we have outgrown older forms of power. We tell ourselves

“Now is not the time.” With those five words, Theresa May caught the Scottish independence movement mid-leap and froze it

The sudden passing of Alex Salmond yesterday in Ohrid has left us reeling. It’s difficult to accept that such a

As we pass the tenth anniversary of the 2014 independence referendum, there’s been plenty of reflection on the successes and

In the aftermath of the UK General Election of 2024, there’s been a lot of talk about introducing Proportional Representation

As the UK gears up for the general election on Thursday, 4 July 2024, the air is thick with predictions

The nasty party gets nastier (Wee Ginger Dug)
Bafflement as Gerry Hassan claims the 1979 devolution referendum, in which Scotland voted for devolution but didn't get it, is proof that Scotland is in a "voluntary union" (Scot goes Pop!)
A Tide in the Affairs of Men (Craig Murray)
Robin McAlpine wants us to stop using the ballot box to try to win independence, and to start using opinion polls instead. That is, with all due respect, totally crazy. (Scot goes Pop!)
"Does PALESTINE need nuclear weapons?" - a perfectly logical question if nuclear deterrence is supposed to work (Scot goes Pop!)

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