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China’s present and future role in the world
Daniel R Hammond took up the post of Lecturer in Chinese Politics and Society at the department of Asian studies at the University of Edinburgh in September 2011. You can read about his research and career on his home page
Ethics and Religion: an odd couple
Richard F. Holloway is a Scottish writer and broadcaster and was formerly Bishop of Edinburgh in the Scottish Episcopal Church. He is a regular speaker at the Morningside Justice & Peace Group, always giving a lively and stimulating performance. Come … Continue reading
Co-lateral damage: meeting the complex needs of veterans returning to civilian life
Veterans First Point (V1P) has been developed by veterans for veterans and is staffed by veterans. Funded by the Scottish Government, NHS Lothian and the Ministry of Defence, it aims to provide a one-stop shop for veterans and their families … Continue reading
Foreign Aid Effectiveness
Dr Colin Cooper is a retired Edinburgh GP who now gives him time to a local charity, Edinburgh Direct Aid, travelling to help deliver aid to people in desperate need in far away places. In contrast with large charities, Edinburgh Direct … Continue reading
Independence without tears
Professor Christopher Harvie is a Scottish historian and a Scottish National Party politician, who was MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife from 2007 to 2011. You can read more about his career on wikipedia, or visit his own website
The case for the Union
David McLetchie, MSP, is a senior politician in the Scottish Conservative Party, and is currently their justice spokesman. For further information please see the Scottish Conversatives website, and his entry in Wikipedia.