The new Scotland
Subtitle: 17 chapters on Scottish re-construction, Highland and industrial, with a special prefatory letter from the London Scots self-government committee ...
Publisher: The London Scots Self-Government Committee
Published: 1942
Place of publication: [London]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 178
Subjects: Reconstruction (1939-1951) -- Scotland.; Scotland.
Notes: Scotland to-morrow: lost horizons, by Jean Mann.--Building trade workers' part in the post-war reconstruction of Scotland, by  A. McTaggart.--The trade unions and Scottish reconstruction, by W.P. Earsman.
Table of contents: title: The fundamentals, by Norrie Fraser.; title: Giving government back to the Scottish people, by Thomas Burns.; title: The application of scientific research to Scottish Industry, by Ritchie Calder.; title: Development of raw materials in Scotland, by R.H.S. Robertson.; title: Electrical and economic planning in Scotland, by Hugh Quigley.; title: Planning and building an architectural survey, by Robert Hurd.; title: Co-operation in Scotland, by Neil Beaton.; title: The fight to democratise Scottish banking, by A.B. Mackay.; title: Rural reconstruction by Naomi Mitchison.; title: Science and post war agriculture, by A.R. Wannop.; title: The herring fishing in reconstruction period, by Dennis Macintosh.; title: Post war education; can Scotland take the lead again.; title: Scottish arts and letters; the present position and post-war prospects, by Hugh MacDiarmid.; title: Scottish legal reform, by Sinclair Shaw.