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    Independent? Known as one of the most significant choices made‚ the vote over the Scottish independence allowed Scotland to decide its freedom from the United Kingdom. Scotland was once an independent nation‚ but was later made a part of the United Kingdom. Gaining its independence from the United Kingdom today allows Scotland to generate a number of advantages and disadvantages for the country. Even though 2014’s Scottish independence referendum concluded that Scotland should not part from the UK‚ debate

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    More Than a Game: An Evaluation of the Influence Scottish Sport has on Young Scots’ Feelings of National Identity. By Andrew Hamilton Acknowledgements This piece of work has been the pinnacle of a hard four years. On handing this in I feel a great sense of achievement as it signifies the completion of both my dissertation and my honours degree. This stage could not have been reached without encouragement from my family and friends and the support and teachings of the staff in the School of

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    In answering this question it is first necessary to define what is meant by the term ‘New Labour.’ With respect to the history of politics‚ ‘New Labour’ is a fairly recent description of a change or shift in the Labour party ideology occurring within the last 12 years. It refers to a gradual shift of Labour from political left to a more conservative right wing approach to various issues and in terms of the political spectrum‚ Labour now occupy the middle-to-right area‚ rather than the middle-to-left

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    well as by the devolved Governments of Scotland and Wales‚ and the Northern Ireland Executive. Legislative power is vested in the two chambers of the Parliament of the United Kingdom‚ the House of Commons and the House of Lords‚ as well as in the Scottish parliament and Welsh and Northern Ireland assemblies. The judiciary is independent of the executive and the legislature. The highest national court is the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom. The UK political system is a multi-party system. Since

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    In “The Scottish Parliament and witch-hunting in Scotland under the Covenanters”‚ Young used an explanatory framework as it examines the role of the Scottish parliament and witch-hunting during the 1640’s when the covenanting movement was in power. This author used primary sources as Young referred to acts and bodies in the Scottish government that paved the way for witch hunts at the local level. An example of this is the 1563 witchcraft act passed by the Scottish parliament. Moreover‚ the church

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    Pervez Musharraf’s Devolution Plan 2000 and Present Scenario of Local Government The article focuses an overall review of the prevailing situation of the local government‚ decentralization and devolution of powers for the community uplift and people participation in the community development at grassroots level under the Pervez Musharraf’s Devolution Plan 2000. 1. Introduction Pervez Musharraf’s Regime and Devolution Plan Pakistan Army and Chief of Army Staff‚ Chairman of the Joint Chiefs

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    The advantages of Scottish Independence outweigh the disadvantages’ Discuss The fight for Scotland’s independents began as early as 1707. The devolution campaign in 1999 helped Scotland become more independent due to the powers that they were able to control‚ such as education and their ability to create laws that don’t affect the UK. However‚ devolution has left Scotland wanting more control and has got them pleading for independence. Their plea for independence has had more support then ever

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    Foreword by the Deputy First Minister The Scottish Government has an ambitious vision of the kind of nation Scotland should be - a thriving and successful European country‚ reflecting Scottish values of fairness and opportunity‚ and promoting prosperity and social cohesion. A Scotland with a new place in the world as an independent nation‚

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    Working for democracy: review of community education training. Glasgow: University of Glasgow/Scottish Council for Research in Education. McConnell‚ C. (1997). The making of an empowering profession. Edinburgh: Scottish Community Education Council. Milburn‚ T.‚ & Wallace‚ D. (2003). Community education‚ community learning and development. In T.G.K. Bryce‚ & W.M. Humes (Eds.)‚ Scottish education: post-devolution (pp. 865-874). Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. Ministry of Education (1960) Nash‚

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    They were made out to seem like they did not have an identity and were just allowed there for economic purposes. In a way they were there to make the country they were travelling to look better. Most of the Scottish immigrants came willingly to escape religious conflicts‚ wanting religious freedom. Most had settled down in Virginia and South Carolina‚ some even going further south‚ starting tobacco businesses. Whereas the Irish immigrants were forced to travel to the Americas as servants

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