Gregor Gall

A New Scotland

Building an Equal, Fair and Sustainable Society
Herausgeber: Gall, Gregor

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Produktbeschreibung

Looking beyond devolution and independence, how can we construct a brighter future for Scotland?

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Pluto Press
• Seitenzahl: 352
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Mai 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 197mm x 127mm x 19mm
• Gewicht: 310g
• ISBN-13: 9780745345062
• ISBN-10: 0745345069
• Artikelnr.: 62855829

Autorenporträt

Gregor Gall is editor of the Scottish Left Review and director of the Jimmy Reid Foundation. He is author and editor of over twenty books.

Inhaltsangabe

List of Figures
Acknowledgements
About the Jimmy Reid Foundation (JRF)
Foreword - Rozanne Foyer (Scottish Trades Union Congress)
Introduction: Social Justice in Scotland - Gregor Gall
Part I: Key Issues
1. The Structural Development of Poverty and Inequality - Carlo Morelli
(University of Dundee) and Gerry Mooney (Open University Scotland)
2. Towards Climate Justice - Mary Church (Friends of the Earth Scotland),
Niamh McNulty (Climate Camp Scotland) and Eurig Scandrett (Queen Margaret
University)
3. Neoliberalism and Scotland - George Kerevan (former SNP MP)
4. Economic Democracy and Public Participation - Andrew Cumbers (University
of Glasgow) and Robert McMaster (University of Glasgow)
5. Re-thinking Public Ownership for an Independent Scotland - Alex de
Ruyter (Birmingham City University) and Geoff Whittam (Glasgow Caledonian
University)
6. Can Democracy Go Hand-in-Hand with Efficiency? - David Erdal (author on
employee ownership) and John Bratton (sociologist)
Part II: Policy Areas
7. Towards an Effective Right to Housing in Scotland - Regina Serpa
(University of Stirling) and Emma Saunders (housing campaigner)
8. Creating a Healthier Scotland - Iain Ferguson (University of the West of
Scotland) and Gerry McCartney (University of Glasgow)
9. Improving Learning: Education after the Pandemic - Brian Boyd
(University of Strathclyde), Larry Flanagan (EIS union), Henry Maitles
(University of the West of Scotland) and Mary Senior (UCU union)
10. Income, Wealth and Inequality in Scotland - Mike Danson (Heriot-Watt
University) and Francis Stuart (Scottish Trades Union Congress)
11. Fiscal Policy in Scotland: Under Devolution and Under Independence -
Jim Cuthbert (Scottish Office Chief Statistician, retired)
12. Governing Scotland - Robin McAlpine (Common Weal), James Henderson
(independent researcher) and Claire Bynner (University of Glasgow)
13. Decent Work in Scotland: A Charter for Change - Jane Carolan (Institute
of Employment Rights Scotland), Ruth Dukes (University of Glasgow) and
Eleanor Kirk (University of Glasgow)
14. Alienation and Exclusion to Empowerment and Inclusion? Human Rights in
Scotland - Carole Ewart (independent consultant), Janis McDonald (human
rights campaigner) and Sean Whittaker (University of Dundee)
15. Towards Gender Justice: Enhancing Participation, Reimagining Economics
and Ending Gender-based Violence - Kirsty Alexander (University of
Strathclyde) and Jenny Morrison (University of Glasgow)
16. Race and Migration in Scotland - Gareth Mulvey (University of Glasgow),
Talat Ahmed (University of Edinburgh) and Colin Clark (University of the
West of Scotland)
17. Land Ownership and Community Development - Mike Danson (Heriot-Watt
University) and Craig Dalzell (Common Weal)
18. Confounding the Capitalist Car-centric Culture - Caitlin Doyle Cottrill
(University of Aberdeen), Ellie Harrison (Bring Back British Rail and Get
Glasgow Moving) and David Spaven (railway author)
Part III: Political Practice
19. Leisure and culture - Kathryn A. Burnett (University of the West of
Scotland) and Douglas Chalmers (Glasgow Caledonian University)
20. Radical Scotland - Rory Scothorne (University of Edinburgh) and Ewan
Gibbs (University of Glasgow)
21. Social Democracy and Labourism - Alex Law (University of Abertay) and
Kenny MacAskill (Alba MP)
22. 'The People's Parliament', Political Classes and 'The Missing Scotland'
- Gerry Hassan (Glasgow Caledonian University) and Hannah Graham
(University of Stirling)
23. Community Campaigns: the Power to Change - Willie Sullivan (Electoral
Reform Society Scotland), Lynn Henderson (PCS union), Linda Somerville
(Scottish Trades Union Congress) and Ruth Lightbody (Glasgow Caledonian
University)
24. Constitutional Conundrums: Is There Still a Third Way? - Michael
Keating (University of Aberdeen)
Afterword: From National to Local - Dave Watson (former Head of Policy and
Campaigns at UNISON Scotland)
Contributors' Biographies
Index