Spanning four politically and socially tumultuous decades, Stephen Maxwell's writings explore the origins and development of the modern Scottish Nationalist movement. As an instrumental member of the SNP and a life-long socialist, Maxwell's work provides an engaging contemporary insight into the debate over Scottish independence, setting out a clear ideological and practical arguments for a socially just Scotland. The Case for Left Wing Nationalism - Maxwell's seminal 1981 pamphlet - considers the historical and cultural roots of Scottish national identity and stresses the importance of a realistic understanding of the past as the basis of a more prosperous, independent future. It concludes with Hugh MacDiarmid's prescription for a Scottish renaissance: Not Traditions - Precedents.
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A Nation Again : Why Independence will be Good for Scotland (and England too)
Arguing for Independence : Evidence, Risk and the Wicked Issues
Scotland the Growing Divide : Old Nation, New Ideas
After Independence : The State of the Scottish Nation Debate
Arts of Independence
A Modest Proposal : For the Agreement of the People
Britain Rebooted : Scotland in a Federal Union
The people we could be : Or how to be £500 better off, build a fairer society and a better planet
Women Saying No : Making a Positive Case Against Independence
Rethinking Our Politics : The political and constitutional future of Scotland and the UK
Why Not? : Scotland, Labour and Independence