Flashlight Europe N°2–September 2014: Is It Better To Be Alone Than Lonely Together? Scotland Is Voting On Whether Or Not To Become Independent

On 18 September 2014 the Scots are voting on whether or not to sever their ties with the UK. And the pro-independence camp is catching up fast. A survey conducted at the beginning of the month revealed that for the first time 51 percent of the Scottish electorate say that they will be casting a Yes vote, i.e. that they are in favour of independence. The outcome is now in the hands of the undecided voters, who are currently being heavily courted by the various parties. If the Scots vote in favour of independence, it is bound to cast doubt on the future of the government of David Cameron, the Conservative Party leader. Who is fighting on which side? What are the arguments? And what will happen if the Scots decide to opt out of the United Kingdom? Here are some of the things that are a distinct possibility.

The European Parliament: it has to do with you. European Policy Brief No. 25, March 2014

In the City, the citizen is king. At least theoretically. In the European City currently being built around twenty eight national democracies, the citizen will soon be called upon, in May, to democratically elect his or her representative in the European Parliament for the next five years. Since the very first election of Members of the European Parliament by direct universal suffrage in 1979, spectacular progress has been made by the “European Economic Community” that we now all know as the European Union. And the powers vested in citizen representatives are equally impressive. But there is a real possibility that European citizens will turn their backs on the upcoming European elections like never before. Why?

The economic botany of the Kiowa Indians, as it relates to the history of the tribe,

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The economic botany of the Kiowa Indians : as it relates to the history of the tribe /

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A review of the evidence relating to the copyright law as it applies to jukeboxes in connection with S. 590, a bill relating to the rendition of musical compositions on coin-operated machines.

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The voice: how to train it, how to care for it ...

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Waste-assimilation capacity of the Arkansas River in Pueblo County, Colorado, as it relates to water-quality guidelines and stream classification /

Spine title: Waste-assimilation capacity of the Arkansas River, Pueblo County, Colorado.

Driving as I found it : what to drive [and] how to drive /

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What it takes to make good in college,

"This pamphlet is based on From school to college: a study of the transition experience. The study was conducted by Lincoln B. Hale."--p. 1.

The Research Department : what it is, what it is doing, what it hopes to do.

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The crime problem; what to do about it, how to do it, by Col. Vincent Myron Masten.

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The Comprehensive Health Manpower Training Act of 1971; what it means to schools of health professions. February 1972.

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