Where Stands Scotland and What is our future? Scotland Ten Years On

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : A much more ambitious approach is needed which talks to a wider Scotland, recognising the many shades of opinion which support No.Fifth, independence requires embracing hard choices and trade-offs implicit in Curtice's analysis.
42% : In so doing it is debasing the arguments of Tom Nairn, often cited here, but who wrote about the Janus sided nature of nationalism, and articulating a Scottish exceptionalism which does not address power, elites and inequalities in Scotland, who gains and who loses and how this can be rectified.

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