Books written by David McCrone
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The New Sociology of Scotland
Rose, D. and D. Pevalin (with K. O'Reilly) (2005) The National Statistics Socio-economic Classification: Origins, development and use, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. Rosenfeld, R. and S.F. Messner (2012) 'The crime drop in comparative ...
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The New Sociology of Scotland
Rose, D. and Pevalin, D. 209 Rosie, M. 336, 338 and Petersoo, P. 560–562 Runciman, W.G. 184, 224, 225 Saeed, A. et al. ... 569 Scott, J. and Clery, E. 279, 280 Scott, J. and Hughes, M. 138, 139–140,144 Scott, Walter 18–19, 66, 401, ...
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Understanding Scotland: The Sociology of a Nation
First published in 1992. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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Understanding National Identity
Investigates the concept of 'national identity' based on twenty years of empirical evidence.
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The Sociology of Nationalism: Tomorrow's Ancestors
In this lucid and balanced account, McCrone lays out the key issues and debates around the subject of nationalism, focusing on topics such as the nation stace, ethnicity, postcommunist nationalism as well as classical and contemporary ...
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Property and Power in a City
It examines the type of people who have profited from this type of investment and the way they have influenced the city's politics. It is argued that in the long run this is a most destructive form of capitalism.
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Politics and Society in Scotland
Substantially revised and rewritten in the light of the 1997 General Election and Devolution referendum, the 2nd edition of this widely-used text provides an up-to-date assessment of Scottish politics under Blair and the likely impact of ...
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Sustainable Urban Energy Policy: Heat and the city
This book is a valuable resource for students and academics in the areas of Science and Technology Studies, Sociology, Geography (Urban Studies) and Political Economy as well as energy policy makers, social housing providers and energy ...
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Understanding National Identity
This book focuses on national identity in England and Scotland. Using data collected over twenty years it asks: does national identity really matter to people? How does 'national identity' differ from 'nationality' and having a passport?
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Sustainable Urban Energy Policy: Heat and the City
In this way, the book constructs an original account of clean energy policy, politics and provision, grounded in new empirical data derived from case studies of urban and multi-level governance of sustainable heat and energy saving in the ...
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Evaluation of HES Homecare Pilot
Evaluation of HES Homecare Pilot
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Structure of Local Government in Scotland: An Analysis of Submissions to the Scottish Office Consultation Paper
Structure of Local Government in Scotland: An Analysis of Submissions to the Scottish Office Consultation Paper
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Land, Democracy and Culture in Scotland
Land, Democracy and Culture in Scotland
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New Scotland, New Society?: Are Social and Political Ties Fragmenting?
New Scotland, New Society asks a series of vital questions regarding the attitudes and behaviour of the Scots.
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Politics and Society in Scotland
This book provides an overview of the relationship between politics and civil society in Scotland since the Treaty of Union which joined the Scottish and English parliaments in 1707.
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I Heart Scotland
As part of the Edinburgh Art Festival in August, Maclean will be presenting a solo exhibition I HEART SCOTLAND commissioned and published by Edinburgh Printmakers, examining Scotland's romantic histories through the lens of contemporary ...
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Ē koinōniologia tou ethnikismou: oi aurianoi mas progonoi
Ē koinōniologia tou ethnikismou: oi aurianoi mas progonoi
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علم اجتماع القومية
علم اجتماع القومية
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Revolution Or Evolution?: The 2007 Scottish Elections
Park , A. ( 2002 ) , “ Scotland's Morals ' , in Curtice , J. McCrone , D. Park , A. and Paterson , L. ( eds ) , New Scotland , New Society , Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press . Paterson , L. ( 1998 ) , “ Scottish Home Rule ...
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Understanding National Identity
Thus, we find it claimed that, in contrast to Scots, Welsh and Irish, the English all too frequently confuse being English and British, as in the comment by the political campaigner Anthony Barnett, that The English ... are more often ...