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that prioritised land reform and redistribution initiatives. It further believed that attempted funding strategies in the
Highlands and Islands were largely unworkable due to the lack of big business and investment, instead suggesting the formation of a regional Highland bank. Social policy proposals
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and that rural communities were being neglected as a consequence. The group also wanted to redress the fact, that in their opinion, residents in the
Highlands and Islands experienced "the lowest incomes and highest taxes in the UK". Alliance members believed that the establishment of a devolved
591:
candidacies. Such a proposal was suggested so that if the group were successful in obtaining a seat, the time a
Holyrood representative would spend away from their rural constituents would not exceed a week, as they could interchange with their job-sharing partner. Fielding 20 candidates, the
548:, improving the region's ferry network, slashing fares for local public transport and establishing a community-owned airline; these measures were to be encompassed into the Alliance's "Right to Move" scheme. Nationally, the Alliance supported both the reduction of
592:
Alliance was the first
British political party ever to achieve an absolute gender balance through its election nominations. Although each Alliance seat would be represented by two MSPs, the group insisted that they would share a single salary and expenses record.
611:
and the group fought the election on a job-sharing platform; that said, political scientist David
Boothroyd speculates that the previously illegal status of their innovation lost them popularity. Legal support for job-sharing candidates was reversed at the
421:, an Alliance candidate otherwise known as a traditional Scottish singer. Following the election, the group remained electorally inactive until it was, without statement, voluntarily deregistered from the Electoral Commission on 24 August 2004.
416:
At one time, commentators observed that the
Alliance was "on the verge of taking one seat", with the "outside chance of winning one or two seats", though all of the group's candidates were ultimately defeated. Among them was
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on 22 and 26 January, in which they declared their intention to stand in the
Scottish Parliament election, as well as criticised the disconnection between Highland parliamentarians and the constituencies they represented.
1557:
Thomson, David (2001). "Hebrides and the West Coast of
Scotland: The Social and Cultural Importance of the Coastal Fishing Communities and their Contribution to Food Security". In McGoodwin, James R. (ed.). (ed.).
560:, it took a neutral stance, simply stating "a Scotland which is treated fairly is more likely to want to stay within the union." The Alliance are recorded as supporters of the Scottish Gaelic language.
313:
on 25 February 1999, with
Beattie acting as nominating officer, as well as treasurer, and Mann as leader. Consisting of about 280 members, the group were headquartered at Midoxgate House, a converted
44:
187:
so that electors could vote on nationwide matters through their constituency ballot. After the election, the group remained politically inactive until it was quietly disestablished in August 2004.
607:, over the arrangement. However, it was revealed that McCourt was unaware of the job-share element, and subsequently deemed the nominations invalid. Lorraine Mann successfully took the case to an
477:
Mann suggested that the group were promoting "positions rather than policies", with representatives not bound to act on legislation according to party instruction. They instead proposed that any
493:
as "localised", the
Alliance nonetheless developed a detailed regional policy platform "on the basis that the distinctive voice of should be heard". This included the release of a publication,
344:
word that "has a meaning incorporating friendship, fellowship, relationship, goodwill and alliance." Their efforts were an object of media attention, becoming the subject of several articles by
402:. Despite reasonable coverage in public life, the party produced a "disappointing" result at the election, held on 6 May 1999. They captured 2,607 votes, 1.3% of those cast in the Parliament's
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and MSPs) would convene and discuss policy development with their local constituents. The group also endorsed the founding of a watchdog to monitor the Highlands and Islands'
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Domestically, the group pushed for the diversification of funding from central government to promote sustainable jobs, including the establishment of a separate, Scottish
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result. In response, the Highlands and Islands Alliance was founded in the autumn of 1998 by local activists who sought to "create a strong, independent voice for the
517:. Otherwise regarding the EU, the Alliance called for more funding to be directed towards "communities which have found themselves on the periphery of investment."
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in November 2001, where the council's decision was nonetheless upheld. The case has since been referenced by the parliamentary research papers of both the
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603:, Arthur McCourt, in April 1999. This followed a four-month dispute between the Alliance and the Highland Council, under the authority of the
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attracted considerable media and academic coverage. The dispute has since become the subject of legislative research by both the
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529:. Connected to this was the Alliance's proposal for a non-legislative assembly in which all of the region's parliamentarians (
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were similarly community-focused, and included support for affordable basic services and the upkeep of rural schools, namely
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was an opportunity to enhance their region's representation, commenting " have great hopes that Holyrood will not emerge
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321:. Before its official registration, the party steadily built up a respectable profile; this included interviews with
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481:(MSP) elected from the Alliance would consult their electorate on how to vote through the internet, namely via
266:, the most densely populated area in the country, had received a disproportionate amount of attention from the
223:
183:. Its policies were near exclusively centred on localism and rural issues, only contesting Scotland's regional
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activist Lorraine Mann. Prior to leading the party, Mann campaigned successfully and single-handedly against
449:, which "was committed to ... renew radical socialist politics" through the fledgling Scottish Parliament's
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activist Lorraine Mann, the Alliance was established to better represent marginalised communities in rural
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in December 2000 as it was ruled the tribunal system had no jurisdiction over electoral law.
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Members instrumental in the Alliance's development included playwright Edwin 'Eddie' Stiven,
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of a century ago." Although technically non-partisan, it received the formal endorsement of
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and despite a reasonably publicised campaign, failed to elect any of its candidates. Led by
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The Alliance ran an active parliamentary campaign, sometimes labelling themselves as
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Strickland, Pat; Gay, Oonagh; Lourie, Julia; Cracknell, Richard (22 October 2001).
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Although electorally unimportant, the Alliance's legal campaign to allow political
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Gender and Discourse: Language and Power in Politics, the Church and Organisations
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that was active in the late 1990s. Founded in the autumn of 1998 by
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1562:. Rome: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
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Marxism in Britain: Dissent, Decline and Re-emergence 1945–c.2000
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The Problems, in Fishing, Aquaculture, and the Marine Environment
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965:"Shouting is drowning the voice of the people, claims Alliance"
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1084:"Voting for a new Britain: Skye voters likely to bag a Munro"
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and other publications. Leader Lorraine Mann also attended a
1473:
Politico's Guide to the History of British Political Parties
1311:
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The Alliance are perhaps best known for their controversial
1048:"Putting New Labour's family-friendly policies to the test"
626:, Mann then took the disagreement to another tribunal as a
1319:. House of Commons Library. pp. 27–28. Archived from
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on 16 April, where she was joined by Iain Haughie of the
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1116:. University of Aberdeen. 16 April 1999. Archived from
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Lorraine Mann was involved in a legal dispute with the
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Job-share proposals were eventually accepted by the
409:; the group did not contest the region's individual
1350:Potter, Michael; McCaffrey, Ray (24 October 2014).
1314:"The Sex Discrimination (Election Candidates) Bill"
1434:Leeke, Matthew; Cracknell, Richard (14 May 2003).
1385:"The Case for Job-Sharing Elected Representatives"
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1114:"Aberdeen University enters the Devolution debate"
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208:Sex Discrimination (Election Candidates) Act 2002
1973:
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303:Dounreay Nuclear Power Development Establishment
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1383:Belcher, Alice; Ross, Andrea (September 2001).
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293:Bryan Beattie and the group's sole leader,
206:, where it informed debate surrounding the
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2002:Eurosceptic parties in the United Kingdom
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407:Highlands and Islands electoral region
229:Highlands and Islands electoral region
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1992:Defunct political parties in Scotland
1905:Current political parties in Scotland
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1600:
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1180:. Scottish Parliament. Archived from
1178:"Summary of results of 1999 election"
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946:
1915:List of political parties by country
1877:Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party
165:Scottish Parliament election of 1999
2027:Politics of Highland (council area)
1520:. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
513:, similar to those established for
256:following year's inaugural election
248:1997 Scottish devolution referendum
13:
1987:2004 disestablishments in Scotland
1518:Scottish Politics: An Introduction
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558:continuation of the United Kingdom
544:Suggestions in transport included
433:observed that the Alliance had a "
163:, it only contested the inaugural
14:
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1771:Scottish Democratic Fascist Party
1501:. New York: Springer Publishing.
1475:. London: Politico's Publishing.
1054:. 26 January 1999. Archived from
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479:Member of the Scottish Parliament
456:
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1947:
1935:
1685:Scottish Land Restoration League
1631:
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805:"Highlands and Islands Alliance"
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238:Overseen by then-Prime Minister
42:
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1867:RISE – Scotland's Left Alliance
1801:Scottish Socialist Party (1932)
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18:Political party in Scotland
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1862:Highlands and Islands Alliance
1149:. 9 April 1999. Archived from
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141:Highlands and Islands Alliance
26:Highlands and Islands Alliance
1:
1695:Scottish Socialist Federation
1143:"Party job-share row deepens"
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1776:Scottish Labour Party (1976)
1756:Orkney and Shetland Movement
1680:Scottish Labour Party (1888)
1090:. 2 May 1999. Archived from
971:. 3 May 1999. Archived from
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437:edge that harks back to the
7:
2022:Politics of Argyll and Bute
1736:Highland Land League (1909)
1726:Communist Party of Scotland
1260:Espace Populations Sociétés
1230:Cairney & McGarvey 2008
769:Cairney & McGarvey 2008
632:Sex Discrimination Act 1975
451:proportional representation
10:
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2052:Euroscepticism in Scotland
1796:Scottish Protestant League
1791:Scottish Prohibition Party
1751:National Party of Scotland
1218:Butler & Westlake 2000
614:Employment Appeal Tribunal
392:Scottish Liberal Democrats
213:
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1821:Workers Party of Scotland
1816:United Socialist Movement
1766:Protestant Action Society
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1471:Boothroyd, David (2001).
1254:Halfacree, Keith (2001).
636:Northern Ireland Assembly
258:. They believed that the
254:" in preparation for the
219:Formation and development
200:Northern Ireland Assembly
159:politicians local to the
114:
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447:Democratic Left Scotland
283:like from Westminster".
185:additional member system
1872:Scottish Jacobite Party
453:(PR) electoral system.
384:Scottish National Party
317:in the small hamlet of
1997:Election controversies
1852:East Kilbride Alliance
1690:Scottish Liberal Party
584:
474:
465:The Alliance favoured
382:, Dot Jessiman of the
380:Scottish Conservatives
332:Parliamentary campaign
235:
31:
1910:Elections in Scotland
1731:Fife Socialist League
1581:. London: Routledge.
1577:Walsh, Clare (2016).
1542:. London: Routledge.
692:Highlands and Islands
650:Electoral performance
571:
541:and public services.
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425:Ideology and policies
400:Scottish Labour Party
252:Highlands and Islands
242:'s administration, a
226:
161:Highlands and Islands
2047:Politics of Shetland
1900:Politics of Scotland
1675:Highland Land League
1389:Edinburgh Law Review
619:Under the advice of
564:Job-sharing platform
550:student tuition fees
439:Highland Land League
311:Electoral Commission
299:nuclear reprocessing
119:Politics of Scotland
1262:(1–2). Lille: 164.
878:"The Highland road"
663:
655:Scottish Parliament
609:employment tribunal
522:agricultural policy
507:community ownership
467:community ownership
411:first-past-the-post
376:Aberdeen University
244:Scottish Parliament
196:Scottish Parliament
109:Soft Euroscepticism
2037:Politics of Orkney
969:The Glasgow Herald
676:% of national vote
673:% of regional vote
659:
628:sex-discrimination
585:
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268:British Government
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1588:978-1-31-787572-7
1569:978-9-25-104606-7
1549:978-1-13-435164-0
1527:978-1-13-710178-5
1508:978-0-23-055439-9
1094:on 22 August 2017
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367:The Independent
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338:CĂ irdeas
277:Holyrood
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177:Scotland
145:CĂ irdeas
101:Localism
96:Ideology
90:IV20 1RP
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1928:Portals
539:quangos
499:Glenelg
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