Time and Action in the Scottish Independence Referendum

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The book explores the Scottish independence referendum as a manifestation of the tension between an idealized continuous time that supports financial sovereignty and the disruptions caused by human actions. It delves into the philosophical implications of these competing notions of time, reflecting on how they shape the discourse surrounding independence and sovereignty. Through this lens, the author examines the broader themes of identity and autonomy within the context of Scotland's political landscape.