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Providing a recent history of the Scottish Government’s Constitutional Policy since 2011, Bulmer asks what exactly is the ‘common good’ and what type of constitution would serve it, while also addressing questions of poverty, wealth, inequality and democracy. In this revised edition Bulmer proposes an intermediate position between devolution and independence following the No vote in September 2014.

A Constitution for the Common Good: Strengthening Democracy in a Disunited Kingdom

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Providing a recent history of the Scottish Government’s Constitutional Policy since 2011, Bulmer asks what exactly is the ‘common good’... Read more

    Publisher: Luath Press Ltd
    Publication Date: 15/10/2015
    ISBN13: 9781910021743, 978-1910021743
    ISBN10: 1910021741

    Number of Pages: 325

    Non Fiction , Politics, Philosophy & Society

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    Providing a recent history of the Scottish Government’s Constitutional Policy since 2011, Bulmer asks what exactly is the ‘common good’ and what type of constitution would serve it, while also addressing questions of poverty, wealth, inequality and democracy. In this revised edition Bulmer proposes an intermediate position between devolution and independence following the No vote in September 2014.

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