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Neal Ascherson
(b.1932) is a journalist. He has written for the Manchester Guardian, the Scotsman (1959-1960), the Observer (1960-1990), and the Independent on Sunday (1990-1998), and is now a regular contributor to the London Review of Books. Recent books include Stone Voices: the search for Scotland (2002) and The Black Sea (1995).
Eurozine Articles
Scotophobia
Even before Gordon Brown became UK prime minister, London-based media had been trumpeting a rise of Scotophobia, a waning sense of Britishness, and the imminent emancipation of the Scots. Although these are misconceptions, Neal Ascherson explains what it would take to break up the 300-year union. [more]
24.08.2007
The first Europeans of Tbilisi
Georgia after the revolution
Georgia is looking westwards. [more]
22.04.2004
