Global Scots: Making it in the Modern World - Kenny MacAskill - 書籍 - Luath Press Ltd - 9781905222377 - 2005年11月1日
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Global Scots: Making it in the Modern World


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This look at the fascinating lives of a fraction of Scotland's expat community, explores how they feel their home country helped shape them, the motivations they had for moving away and the perspectives that distance has lent them of the land they left behind.


Publisher Marketing: Looking at the fascinating lives of a fraction of Scotland's expat community, this book explores how they feel about: their home country that helped shape them, the motivations they had for moving away, and the perspectives (both good and bad) that distance has lent them of the land they left behind.

Contributor Bio:  Macaskill, Kenny About Kenny MacAskill: Has been a Lothians MSP since 1999. As the SNP Shadow Justice Minister he is a member of the Shadow Cabinet and a long standing member of the SNP's NEC. He was educated at Linlithgow Academy and Edinburgh University and was a senior partner in a Law firm. He is married with two sons. Contributor Bio:  McLeish, Henry RT HON HENRY McLEISH began his political career in local government in 1974, and was leader of Fife Regional Council for five years. He was elected as an MP in 1987 and became Minister for Devolution and Home Affairs from 1997 to 1999. In the first Scottish Parliament he was Minister for Enterprise and Lifelong Learning from 1999, and in 2000 he became First Minister of Scotland until 2001. Resigning from politics in 2003, he is now an adviser and lectures internationally on a variety of topics. He frequently appears on TV and radio, and is interviewed for various newspapers and magazines.

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リリース済み 2005年11月1日
ISBN13 9781905222377
出版社 Luath Press Ltd
ジャンル Cultural Region > British Isles
ページ数 265
寸法 137 × 209 × 22 mm   ·   362 g

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