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Scotland´s post-referenda futures.

Manley, Gabriela

Scotland´s post-referenda futures. Gabriela Manley - Singapore-SI : Anthropology Today , 2019. - páginas 13-17: ilustraciones a colores. - vol. 35, no.4 (Aug.2019) - At anthropology today ; no. 4 . - At anthropology today. .

The 2014 Scottish independence referendum was supposed to put to rest the question of Scotland's place in the Union for at least a generation. Yet, ever since the 2016 Brexit vote, intense speculation about Scotland's future has dom- inated conversation on the streets of Edinburgh and in the halls of Holyrood, stoked further by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's recent announcement that a second independ- ence referendum will take place within the next two years. Ullrich Kockel's predictions of the independence move-ment returning with a vengeance - made in 2015 on the pages of this very periodical - have materialized as Brexit inexorably widens the conceptual gap of what it means to belong in post-referenda Britain (Hart 2016).

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