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Christopher Harvie
Christopher Harvie, professor of British and Irish Studies at Tübingen University, holds honorary chairs at Strathclyde and Aberystwyth. Scotland: A Short History, published by Oxford in July, is about to go into its second edition.
Selected bibliography
- Scotland: A Short History (2002)
- Deep Fried Hillman Imp: Scotland’s Transport (2001)
- The Road to Home Rule: Images of Scottish Nationalism by Christopher Harvie and Peter Jones (1999)
- Travelling Scot: Essays on the History, Politics and Future of the Scots (1999)
- Fool’s Gold: The Story of North Sea Oil (1995)
- Scotland and Nationalism: Scottish Society and Politics, 1707-1994 (1994)
- The Rise of Regional Europe (1993)
- No Gods and Precious Few Heroes: Scotland Since 1914 (1993)
- Cultural Weapons: Scotland and the New Europe (1992)
- Centre of Things: Political Fiction from Disraeli to the Present (1991)
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