Abstract
Abstract The relevance to Political Geography, and the nature of the recent electoral emergence of Welsh and Scottish nationalism are examined. Contrasts in geographical conditions associated with the performances of the Welsh and Scottish parties are found to be related to their ideological and cultural characters. The Scottish National Party appears primarily a vehicle for protest, whereas Plaid Cymru is more an expression of a threatened culture.
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