The autonomy of modern Scotland
Arguing that nationalist sentiment can be a powerful political force for change without necessarily achieving formal sovereignty, Paterson shows how 20th-century nationalism in Scotland has been successful in setting up Scottish institutions. This comparative study also examines Catalan and Quebec.
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