Scotland Rising

The book delves into the complexities of the Scottish independence debate, exploring its historical context and broader implications for the UK. Gerry Hassan examines the evolving desire for self-governance among Scots and critiques the political landscape shaped by the SNP and Westminster. He emphasizes the significance of culture and collective narratives in reshaping Scottish identity and politics. By addressing fundamental questions about democracy and governance, the work offers insights into the potential for political liberation and its resonance beyond Scotland.