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Coree Brown Swan

About Coree Brown Swan

Lecturer in British Politics at the University of Stirling, where her work focuses on the politics of independence and union.

Labour’s road to victory runs through Scotland?

December 16, 2023 by Coree Brown Swan 1 Comment

“Labour once again is seeking a middle road in its pursuit of power, both north and south of the border, attempting to be the grown-up in the room, offering a coherent, united proposal, while its political rivals turn their focus inward. However, this middle way remains challenging, and while Labour’s prospects in the post-Sturgeon era appear sunnier, many challenges await it on the road to power.”

Brexit, SNP and Indy

January 29, 2019 by Coree Brown Swan 1 Comment

The 2014 indy proposals stressed close integration, maintenance of the currency union, close economic and social ties, and open borders, a model facilitated by membership of both countries in the EU. Back to the drawing board?

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