...Andrew Ross Duke University Press 2000 ST 65.04 Ross 11/8/00 2:25 PM Page 83 Wallace’s Monument and the Resumption of Scotland Scotland is once again a blip on the radar screen of the “international Andrew Ross...

... Andrew Ross’s article gives an excellent account of the development of Lindsay modern Scotland. The last two decades have seen a flowering of Scottish Paterson historiographical, sociological, and literary scholarship, which has allowed us to interpret...

...Jeffrey Karnicky Duke University Press 2003 Irvine Welsh’s Novel Subjectivities For all the tourist industry’s attempts to persuade visitors otherwise, Jeffrey Karnicky Scotland is not welcoming. —Simon Frith, “On Not Being...

... to bolster arguments against the return to fiscally conservative ideology in a postvaccine world. Added to this is the critical question of Scotland's possible divergence from the UK, with the vicissitudes of Brexit pulling at an already unraveling constitutional fabric. A principal arena engaging all...

... for a more sustained period and a lecture tour. We decided on a conference at Queen Mary and a more informal visit to St. Andrews in Scotland, where Chris was then appointed and would host Stanley, together with his colleague the brilliant Alan McKinlay. Stanley traveled to London with several younger...

... is working on a book about governing by television in the fifties. Alberto Moreiras is the Sixth Century Chair in Modern Thought and Hispanic Studies at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland. He is the author of Linea de sombra: El no sujeto de lo politico (Palinodia...

... and Britain is not specious, since the Church of England is not the established church of Wales (which dises- tablished the Anglican Church in 1920) or Scotland (which has its own Presby- terian national church...

... to the live feed of the panel from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, where she held a fellowship. I did realize, she asked, that the hymnal section of “Punk Prayer” was based on one of the movements from Rachmaninoff’s Vespers? Um, no. But that was pretty...

... in reproductive technology (artificial insemination, in vitro fertiliza- tion), gender studies, and the culture of science on post-twentieth-century defini- tions of kinship, includes a chapter in which she analyzes interviews she conducted in the 1990s in Scotland with adult adoptees reunited...

... (England) “Silicon Fen,” Scotland’s “Silicon Glen,” Bangalore’s “Silicon City of the South,” and Guadalajara’s “Silicon Valley of the South.” Ciudad Juárez currently can- not compete for the corporate resources and other forms of financial investment that are attracted to such sites. In fact, Ciudad...

... Theatre drops Shell October UK Royal Shakespeare Company drops BP November UK National Galleries Scotland drops BP 2020 January US Rebecca Mercer forced off board of AMNH March UK BFI and Southbank Centre drop Shell September Neth. Concertgebouw drops Shell 2021 March UK...

... in the household overnight, that person’s name and usual address had to be included on the form. Most broadly, then, the census is simply counting people resident in England, Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland on all-important Census Night. For example, despite...

... to the letter in practice. Eric Hobsbawm notes, for instance, that the strong nationalist spirits observed in some Eastern European countries, or even in regions inside Western European polities (Scotland, Lombardy, Flanders, etc are ironically coupled...

... to Scotland to complete his schooling at age fourteen, five years after the end of the apprenticeship. Philip returned to Trinidad after his studies before traveling to London in 1851, where he trained as a lawyer. 110 It was while in pan-Africanist London that Philip wrote Emmanuel Appadocca...