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An Ex-Pat in the Yes Camp for Scotland

An American-born event professional living in Scotland weighs in on independence

Joe Goldblatt, a professor and executive director of the International Centre for the Study of Planned Events, School of Arts, Social Sciences and Management
 Tourism, Hospitality and Events at Queen Margaret University in 
Edinburgh, Scotland, is an American who has lived and taught in Scotland for many years.

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