Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- List of Tables -- List of Figures -- Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- PART I: OVERVIEW -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Scotland's Parliament: A Mini Westminster, or a Model for Democracy? -- 3 Some Constitutional Aspects of Devolution -- 4 Scottish Politics After the Election: Towards a Scottish Political System? -- PART II: THE 1999 ELECTION AND POLITICAL PARTIES -- 5 How Scotland Voted in 1999 -- 6 Small Parties in a Devolved Scotland -- PART III: INTER-GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS: SCOTLAND-UK -- 7 'Layers of Democracy': Making Home Rule Work -- 8 Quasi Government in Scotland - A Challenge for Devolution and the Renewal of Democracy -- PART IV: INTER-GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS: IRELAND - EU - GLOBAL -- 9 00 New Relations Between Scotland and Ireland -- 10 Scotland and the EU: All Bark and No Bite? -- 11 An Oxymoron: The Scottish Parliament and Foreign Relations? -- PART V: PRESSURE GROUPS AND CIVIC SOCIETY -- 12 Redemocratizing Scotland Towards the Politics of Disappointment? -- 13 On the Scottish Road to Sustainability? -- 14 The Scottish Parliament and Scottish Culture: The Opportunity of the New Era -- PART VI: DEVOLUTION, ECONOMICS, AND THE UK TERRITORIAL PROJECT -- 15 Devolution and the Political Economy of Scotland -- 16 The Politics of Devolution Finance -- 17 Setting the Pace: Scotland and the UK Devolution Project -- Index