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With declassified government documents and photos, this expanded edition discusses the circumstances surrounding the deliberate destruction of one of Canada's greatest technical achievements. Added information answers the question of whether or not the American government wished Canada to continue the development.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Part One The Referendum in Scotland -- 1 The Unexpected Campaign -- 2 The Media Landscape in Scotland -- 3 Broadcasting and the Press: Some Key Moments -- 4 Scotland's Changing 'Community of the Communicators': The Political Commentariat and the Independence Referendum -- 5 The Scottish Press Account: Narratives of the Independence Referendum and its Aftermath -- 6 Scottish TV Coverage of the Referendum Campaign from September 2012 to September 2014 -- 7 'Liked', 'Shared', Re-tweeted: The Referendum Campaign on Social Media -- 8 Sport, Gender and National Identities -- Part Two Views from the UK -- 9 English Television News Coverage of the Scottish Referendum -- 10 The English Press and the Referendum -- 11 Wales, Devolution and the Scottish Independence Debate -- 12 Our Friends Across the Water: Northern Ireland Media Coverage of the Scottish Independence Referendum -- Part Three International Perspectives -- 13 'Knock-on Consequences': Irish Media Coverage of the Scottish Referendum -- 14 Spain, Catalonia and the Scottish Referendum: A Study in Multiple Realities -- 15 The French View -- 16 The Scottish Referendum in Austrian, German and Swiss Media -- 17 The Scottish Referendum: The View from Quebec -- 18 The Scotland Referendum in the English-language Canadian Media -- 19 Australia and the Scottish Independence Referendum -- 20 Afterword: Reimagining Scotland in a New Political Landscape -- Notes on the Contributors -- Index