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'''Scottish republicanism''' refers to the advocacy position held by some [[Scotland|Scottish]] pro-[[Scottish independence|independence]] |
'''Scottish republicanism''' refers to the advocacy position held by some [[Scotland|Scottish]] pro-[[Scottish independence|independence]] organisations for a '''Republic of Scotland''' with an elected head of state. |
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The foremost documentation of this ideology is the [[Declaration of Calton Hill]] (2004). |
The foremost documentation of this ideology is the [[Declaration of Calton Hill]] (2004). |
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Revision as of 18:21, 5 March 2010
Scottish republicanism refers to the advocacy position held by some Scottish pro-independence organisations for a Republic of Scotland with an elected head of state.
The foremost documentation of this ideology is the Declaration of Calton Hill (2004).
Offshoots
An offshoot of this ideology is republican communism, which combines a pro-independence/republican position with Marxist-Leninist economics.
List of pro-republican independence organizations
- Scottish Socialist Party
- Scottish Republican Socialist Party
- Solidarity
- Scottish Workers Republican Party (defunct)