The unit of political
organisation is now the world. And this global political system has a
name: it is called Interdependence. It rests on a foundation of around
200 constitutionally sovereign states, members of the United Nations
Organisation, the central institution of what is already an increasingly
complex system of world government.
Scotland, as a natural and quite distinct
geographical, social, economic, cultural and hence political entity,
fits comfortably into the new world order.
Scotland in the World
A paper by Dr James Wilkie
Scotland in the World - Summary
A paper by Dr James Wilkie
Scotland in Europe
A paper by Dr James Wilkie.
The Scotland-UN Committee
The Story in Brief
The Scotland-UN Committee:
Self-determination
What does international law say? A paper by James Wilkie
The Scotland-UN Committee: The Succession
of States
What will happen after the referendum? by James Wilkie
The Scotland-UN Committee: Scotland's
Status as a Nation
How Scotland Qualifies for the Right of Self-Determination by James
Wilkie
Scotland UN-Committee: Devolution and
the Labour Myth
A paper by James Wilkie
Advancing into the World
Scotland’s expanding Field of Vision by James Wilkie
This is an Age of Global Governance
By James Wilkie World Trade Organisation (WTO)
Information on them based on their 2015 annual report.
Export Statistics Scotland 2015 (pdf)
Ensuring a smooth transition in the WTO as we leave the EU
A practical guide for establishing the UK's independent position in the
WTO as it leaves the EU. |