Scotland and Wales : nations again?

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Notes on contributors = ⅷ
• List of tables and figures = ⅸ
• Foreword = xi
• Preface = xv
• Acknowledgements = xxi
• Introduction and Conclusions = xxiii
• 1 Referendums / David Butler and Iain McLean = 1
• The History of referendums = 1
• Referendums in the UK = 4
• The future of referendums in the UK = 9
• Notes = 14
• References = 14
• 2 the Scottish and Welsh referendum campaigns / David McCrone and Bethan Lewis = 17
• The Scottish referendum campaign = 19
• The Welsh referendum campaign = 27
• Conclusion = 36
• Notes = 39
• References = 39
• 3 The 1997 Scottish referendum vote / Paula Surridge and David McCrone = 41
• From 1979 to 1997 = 43
• Rational voting and the referendum result = 45
• Democratic effectiveness = 47
• National identity = 49
• Debating the Future = 52
• Political parties = 55
• The Scottish parliamentary elections = 59
• Conclusion = 62
• Notes = 63
• References = 63
• 4 The 1997 Welsh referendum vote / Richard Wyn Jones and Dafydd Trystan = 65
• Partisan alignment and referendum vote = 66
• National identity and referendum vote = 73
• The mutual implication of partisan alignment and national identity = 83
• Conclusion = 88
• Notes = 91
• References = 92
• 5 Why was 1997 different? / Geoffrey Evans and Dafydd Trystan = 95
• The changing political context = 96
• Social change = 98
• An emerging national identity = 99
• The politics of national identity = 100
• The Welsh referendum as second-order elections = 102
• Party cues and electoral change = 105
• Further considerations : timing and turnout = 108
• Why was there differential turnout between pro- and anti-devolution voters in 1997? = 110
• Conclusion = 113
• Notes = 114
• References = 117
• 6 Is Scotland a nation and Wales not? / John Curtice = 119
• Explaining the difference = 122
• National identity in Scotland and Wales = 124
• National identity and referendum voting = 128
• Non-voting = 130
• Voting yes or no? = 133
• Grievances and expectations = 137
• Conclusion = 142
• Notes = 143
• References = 146
• 7 Were the Welsh and Scottish referendum second-order elections? / Anthony Heath = 149
• The concept of second-order elections = 150
• Turnout and how much was at stake = 152
• The first-order context = 158
• The second-order context = 160
• Conclusion = 167
• Notes = 168
• References = 168
• 8 Does civil society drive constitutional change? / Lindsay Paterson and Richard Wyn Jones = 169
• What is civil society? = 169
• Civil society in Wales and Scotland = 171
• Civil society mobilisation in Scotland and Wales = 178
• The meaning of national identity in Wales and Scotland = 183
• The referendum votes = 187
• Conclusion = 193
• Notes = 194
• References = 194
• 9 Welsh devolution : the past and the future / Kenneth O Morgan = 199
• Notes = 218
• References = 218
• 10 The Scottish political system revisited / James G Kellas = 221
• Conclusion = 232
• Notes = 234
• References = 235
• Appendix Ⅰ Technical appendix = 237
• Appendix Ⅱ The questionnaires = 245
• Subject index = 303