What defence and security forces will Scotland need?
Scotland’s new choice; Independence after Brexit
, we have drawn together leading experts to examine the key issues, opportunities and challenges surrounding the prospect of independence. Much has changed since the 2014 referendum – most notably, the UK’s decision to leave the European Union. By providing factual information and impartial analysis, we hope that the book can support citizens to engage in debates and make up their own minds about Scotland’s future.
Scottish Sovereignty Research Group
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Research means to become independent which will be legally recognized other than through a Westminster sanctioned referendum
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Continue to develop a written constitution.
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Hold a broad survey among Scots to determine what kind of country they would like to see
An Independent Scotland’s borders and Customs: Principles and Approaches
Towards a Defence & Security strategy for an independent Scotland
This paper is intended to provide an overview of the following aspects of a Scottish Defence & Security Strategy:
• What is meant by ‘Scottish national security’
• What threats it would be required to address
• What framework it would operate under
• How Scottish foreign policy would impact it
• What institutions would implement it
The intent of this paper is not to serve as a finalised strategy but instead to provide a basis for further discussion and development.
In Defence of Scotland
Joint production by Gallus Events and Independence Live. A video conference discussing the defence of Scotland.
Contributions from Scottish military veterans. Discussion on what a Scottish defence force would look like, NATO membership, and the Trident missles based on the clyde