Alex Christie
Biographic Data
| ID | 3683653 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alex Christie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alex |
| FAMILY NAME | Christie |
| SIGNATURE | CHRISTIE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Strathclyde |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Flying at Our Hand: Toward an Ethics of Intra-Active Response-Ability
This article examines and complicates the friction between new materialism and ethics, reconfiguring ethics as anti-individualist and impersonal. Even as new materialism elucidates humanity's complicity and imbrication within particular ecological and political assemblages, it tacitly reinscribes individuated human subjects as the primary agents and ethical center of an immensely complex universe. Taking new materialism's critique of anthropocent…
The Barnett Allocation Mechanism: Formula Plus Influence
n This paper seeks to explain why the operation of the Barnett formula has failed to generated convergence in the per capita public expenditure levels in the four countries of the UK. Using Scotland as an example, the paper argues that a `formula plus influence? allocation mechanism has been in place. This offers improved flexibility, greater political integration and increased information flows than would be available through either a straight b…
Scotland, Devolution and Justice
This article focuses on devolution and justice in Scotland
The Scottish Budget Process: Options for Change
The Scottish Parliament and its Executive inherited responsibility for allocating the assigned budget from the Scottish Office as of the 1st July 1999. Changes in the level of the assigned budget are still determined by the Treasury within the framework of public expenditure control in the United Kingdom, which requires approval from the UK parliament. Known as the Barnett Formula, this system has been the subject of much criticism, debate and an…
A New Fiscal Settlement for Scotland
The current fiscal system is well documented (see Bell 2001 for a formal analysis of the Bamett formula, and Bell and Christie 2001 for an analysis of its implications). This paper begins by discussing Scotland's fiscal balance. This is dealt with at much greater length by Goudie (2002, this volume). Next it discusses the importance of local fiscal preferences in designing a new fiscal settlement. Then it considers alternative forms that the new …
The Barnett Allocation Mechanism: Formula Plus Influence
n This paper seeks to explain why the operation of the Barnett formula has failed to generated convergence in the per capita public expenditure levels in the four countries of the UK. Using Scotland as an example, the paper argues that a `formula plus influence? allocation mechanism has been in place. This offers improved flexibility, greater political integration and increased information flows than would be available through either a straight b…
Flying at Our Hand: Toward an Ethics of Intra-Active Response-Ability
This article examines and complicates the friction between new materialism and ethics, reconfiguring ethics as anti-individualist and impersonal. Even as new materialism elucidates humanity's complicity and imbrication within particular ecological and political assemblages, it tacitly reinscribes individuated human subjects as the primary agents and ethical center of an immensely complex universe. Taking new materialism's critique of anthropocent…
A New Fiscal Settlement for Scotland
The current fiscal system is well documented (see Bell 2001 for a formal analysis of the Bamett formula, and Bell and Christie 2001 for an analysis of its implications). This paper begins by discussing Scotland's fiscal balance. This is dealt with at much greater length by Goudie (2002, this volume). Next it discusses the importance of local fiscal preferences in designing a new fiscal settlement. Then it considers alternative forms that the new …
A New Fiscal Settlement for Scotland
The current fiscal system is well documented (see Bell 2001 for a formal analysis of the Bamett formula, and Bell and Christie 2001 for an analysis of its implications). This paper begins by discussing Scotland's fiscal balance. This is dealt with at much greater length by Goudie (2002, this volume). Next it discusses the importance of local fiscal preferences in designing a new fiscal settlement. Then it considers alternative forms that the new …
The Scottish Budget Process: Options for Change
The Scottish Parliament and its Executive inherited responsibility for allocating the assigned budget from the Scottish Office as of the 1st July 1999. Changes in the level of the assigned budget are still determined by the Treasury within the framework of public expenditure control in the United Kingdom, which requires approval from the UK parliament. Known as the Barnett Formula, this system has been the subject of much criticism, debate and an…
Scotland, Devolution and Justice
This article focuses on devolution and justice in Scotland
The Barnett Allocation Mechanism: Formula Plus Influence
n This paper seeks to explain why the operation of the Barnett formula has failed to generated convergence in the per capita public expenditure levels in the four countries of the UK. Using Scotland as an example, the paper argues that a `formula plus influence? allocation mechanism has been in place. This offers improved flexibility, greater political integration and increased information flows than would be available through either a straight b…
Flying at Our Hand: Toward an Ethics of Intra-Active Response-Ability
This article examines and complicates the friction between new materialism and ethics, reconfiguring ethics as anti-individualist and impersonal. Even as new materialism elucidates humanity's complicity and imbrication within particular ecological and political assemblages, it tacitly reinscribes individuated human subjects as the primary agents and ethical center of an immensely complex universe. Taking new materialism's critique of anthropocent…
Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Local Government Finance and Decentralization (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Devolution (biology (2 works) · Fiscal Policies and Political Economy (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)