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“...simply the
best discussion forum Scotland has!”
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 Introduction
Founded in 1992, Scottish Affairs has become the leading forum
for debate on Scottish current affairs. It has a rapidly growing worldwide
circulation. At this important time in Scotland's history, Scottish Affairs
is attracting even more interest.
Setting up the Scottish Parliament has brought the need for a new
analysis of Scottish Politics, policy and society. Scottish Affairs
is ideally placed to carry this out. Much of the new agenda or politics
has been prefigured by contributors to the journal.
Articles
in Scottish Affairs have considered...
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the political context of businesses in Scotland
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how Scotland has voted, and why
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the possible impact of the Scottish Parliament
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the relationship between the Scottish Parliament and local government,
and among the Scottish Parliament, Westminster and the European Union
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the changing nature of the welfare state in Scotland
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how Scotland compares with other small nations in Europe and with
North America
Browse through back issues or search
the articles database.
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Themed
Issues
In recent years one of the four quarterly editions has focused on a particular
theme. Themes have included:
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Editorial
Team
Editor: Lindsay Paterson, School of Education and Institute of Governance, Edinburgh University
(biography;
email)
Book Review Editor: Eberhard Bort, Institute of Governance, Edinburgh University
(biography; email)
Associate Editors:
Ross Bond, School of Social and Political Studies, Edinburgh University
David McCrone, Institute of Governance, Edinburgh University
Nicola McEwen, School of Social and Political Studies, Edinburgh University
Michael Rosie, School of Social and Political Studies, Edinburgh University
Business Manager: Lindsay Adams (email)
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Mailing List
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Our electronic mailing list sends out a quarterly bulletin
giving details of:
- articles appearing in Scottish
Affairs
- conferences organised by the Institute
of Governance
- reports published by the Institute
- books available through our book
club
To join the mailing list, please email l.adams@ed.ac.uk |
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