Monetary Sovereignty and Independence

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between monetary sovereignty and political independence, particularly in the context of Scottish aspirations for independence. It examines the dangers of adopting external currencies, emphasizing the significance of maintaining control over monetary policy to prevent a form of modern colonialism. Additionally, the discussion spans global implications, addressing how education, economic development, and colonial legacies intertwine in shaping the future of nations rich in resources yet facing poverty.