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Podcast: 2014 matters: poverty, power and inequality in Scotland and a changing world

What would Scottish independence mean for global justice? A panel came together in Dundee to discuss what the referendum means for Scotland's place in the world.

By Ric Lander, Alex Renton, Katherine Trebeck, Gail Wilson, Polly Jones, Mike Weir and Anas Sarwar
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Ric Lander

Ric Lander is an environmental researcher and activist based in Edinburgh.

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Alex Renton

Alex Renton is a writer based in Edinburgh.

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Katherine Trebeck

Katherine Trebeck is the Advocacy and Influencing Lead for the Wellbeing Economy Alliance.

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Gail Wilson

Gail is co-ordinator of Stop Climate Chaos Scotland

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Polly Jones

Polly is head of campaigns and policy at the Global Justice Now.

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Mike Weir

Mike Weir is MP for Angus and Westminster spokesperson for Business, Energy and Climate Change for the Scottish National Party.

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Anas Sarwar

Anas Sarwar is MP for Glasgow Central and Deputy Leader of the Scottish Labour Party.

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