The United Kingdom faces a historic turning point in 2014. A 'Yes' vote in the referendum on Scottish independence would see the break-up of the 300-year-old union, adding a constitutional crisis to a deep economic crisis.
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<br> An accessible polemic written for progressives both north and south of the border, Yes argues that independence can reinvigorate campaigns against austerity across Britain and deal a blow to the imperialist ambitions of the British state.
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<br> An urgent and invigorating political intervention, Yes argues that even if the referendum result is 'no', a progressive independence campaign will alter the political landscape. Written by leading activists from the Radical Independence Campaign, Yes will be a unique contribution to the referendum debate.
List of Figures
<br> Acknowledgements
<br> Introduction
<br> 1. Endgame Britain? The Four Crises of 'Anglobalisation'
<br> 2. British Nationalism: The Missing Link
<br> 3. Caledonia PLC: Capitalist Power in Scotland
<br> 4. Alliances and Divisions: Scottish Politics in the Holyrood Era
<br> 5. Yes We Can, but We Need to Change: Strategy and 2014
<br> 6. Scotland vs the Twenty-First Century: Towards a Radical Needs Agenda
<br> Afterword: After the White Paper, After Britain
<br> Notes
von: Armando Lugo González, Nelson Raul Fajardo Marulanda, Rafael Jiménez Vega, Eusebio Avendaño Avendaño, Diego Armando Romero Pinedo, Manuel Humberto Restrepo Domínguez, Gustavo Tabares Ramírez, Sindicato de Profesores de la Univesidad Distrital