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July 3, 2013

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Scotland’s ‘hard’ currency options

currency, Dr Angus Armstrong, Independence, ScotlandBy adminJuly 3, 2013

Dr Angus Armstrong argues that a stable monetary union between Scotland and the rest of the UK will be very difficult to construct and if an independent Scotland is to prosper, it requires a ‘hard’ currency.

The Potential for Urban Land Reform in Scotland

Dr David Adams, Housing, land reformBy adminJuly 3, 2013

Professor David Adams, University of Glasgow argues there is an urgent need for urban land reform.

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