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State of the debate: Reaching out to women voters in the referendum campaign: patronising or persuasive?

Kirstein Rummery
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State of the debate: The Citizens’ Debate

Nicola McEwen
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Polish migrants in Scotland: voting behaviours and engagement in the Scottish independence referendum

Polish migrants are the largest non-UK born population in Scotland (56,000 in 2012).
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Scenarios for Scotland? YouTube video

Brad MacKay
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The Scottish Referendum: the View from Wales

Roger Awan-Scully
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Festival of Politics - Storify

Coree Brown Swan
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The English favour a hard line with Scotland – whatever the result of the Independence Referendum

Clare de Mowbray
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Risks to Currency, EU Membership and Public Spending Key to Referendum Vote Choice

Ailsa Henderson
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Risk and Attitudes to Constitutional Change

On 18 September Scottish residents will have the opportunity to vote in a referendum on independence.
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Risk, Uncertainty and Vote Choice in the Scottish Referendum

Ailsa Henderson
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