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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in iScot Magazine November 2016.
Voice from Europe
Alyn Smith is one of Scotland’s six Members of the European Parliament. He is a member of the European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee and Scotland’s representative on the Agricultu...
‘It’s Labour for me... but not in Scotland’
IN the first of a series of iScot Question & Answer features, DAVE BOWMAN asks former Labour MP, Industry Minister, MEP and National Executive member LES HUCKFIELD about the state of p...
A Perfect Storm
AT a time of tremendous uncertainty in business, where Scotland is facing extraction from the EU against its will, we ironically have never been in a better position to reassess and act to imp...
‘Arc of Prosperity’ ...it’s back
SOME EIGHT years ago at Harvard University Alex Salmond, then First Minister, described his ambition for Scotland to become a “Celtic Lion” economy. In that speech he suggested that we cou...
Letter from America
How disasters look good ... on paper
Skies over Florida during Hurricane, 2004
Will McLeod grew up in Florida. That means I’ve lived through a number of hurricanes. They’re gia...
Wee GingerDug
For months the new government of Thrasher Mayhem has been telling us that Brexit means Brexit. It was a tautological nothing that served to keep the Tory party united while behind the scenes t...