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\n\nBoundaries and Identities: Nation Politics and Culture in Scotland\nC di Domenico, A Law, J Skinner & M Smith (editors)\n\nPublished by University of Abertay Press, UK, 2002 253pp\n\n Please\nsee my other Scottish and other books \n \n\n \nDescription and Condition\n\nIt says This book brings together a remarkable breadth of new thinking about contemporary and historical shifts in Scottish society, politics and culture. Incisive chapters from leading public intellectuals like David McCrone are illustrative of the wide-ranging discussions now underway in Scotland over what 'belonging' to Scotland and 'being' Scottish mean. Scottish identity and boundaries are trenchantly re-appraised and re-fashioned in this book. Only throught the kind of public dialogue represented here can the complexity of Scottish political and cultural heritage be better understood. The book has three sections, each of which separately examines a critical area of Scottish boundaries and identi.