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DESCRIPTION:Faculty Roundtable on Scottish Independence Referendum \;On
\nSeptember 18\, Scottish citizens will vote on the first public referendu
m on\nindependence since Scotland and England united in 1707. \; Facul
ty experts will discuss the rise of the\nScottish independence movement\,
the prospects for the referendum\, and the\nconsequences for Scotland\, th
e United Kingdom\, and Europe if the referendum\npasses.Participants:Ian\n
Gallacher\, Professor\nof Law and Director of Legal Communication and Rese
arch at the College\nof Law\, Syracuse UniversityGlyn\nMorgan\, Associate
Professor of Political Science at the Maxwell School\, Syracuse University
\;Tara Helfman\, Associate Professor of Law\, at the College of Law\,
Syracuse UniversitySeth Jolly\, Associate Professor of Political Science
at the Maxwell School\, Syracuse University \;Open to the public.Prese
nted by the Moynihan European Research Centers at the Moynihan Institute o
f Global Affairs. \;
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SUMMARY:MERC presents: Faculty Roundtable on Scottish Independence Referedu
m
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Faculty Roundtable on Scot
tish Independence Referendum \;
On\nSeptember 18\, Scottish
citizens will vote on the first public referendum on\nindependence since S
cotland and England united in 1707. \; Faculty experts will discuss th
e rise of the\nScottish independence movement\, the prospects for the refe
rendum\, and the\nconsequences for Scotland\, the United Kingdom\, and Eur
ope if the referendum\npasses.
Participants:
Ian\nGallac
her\, Professor\nof Law and Director of Legal Communication and Re
search at the College\nof Law\, Syracuse University
Glyn\nMorg
an\, Associate Professor of Political Science at the Maxwell Schoo
l\, Syracuse University \;
Tara Helfman\, Associat
e Professor of Law\, at the College of Law\, Syracuse University
Seth Jolly\, Associate Professor of Political Science at the Ma
xwell School\, Syracuse University \;
Open to the public.
Presented by the Moynihan European Research Centers at the Moynihan Instit
ute of Global Affairs. \;
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