Scottish Nationalism and the Idea of Europe

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The book examines the paradox of Scottish nationalism advocating for independence while simultaneously embracing European Union membership. It delves into the complexities of this stance, questioning how these seemingly contradictory desires coexist within contemporary Scottish society. By analyzing the evolution of these ideas since the Scottish National Party adopted this policy in 1988, the author explores the implications for national identity and political autonomy in the context of modern Europe.