Nationalism in Stateless Nations:Selves and Others in Scotland and Newfoundland
"Nationalism in Stateless Nations" explores national identities and nationalist movements since 1967, using the examples of Scotland and Newfoundland. Adding to the debate about globalisation and the future of the nation-state, the book argues that ethnically rooted nationalism in modern l...
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ftalborgunivpubl:oai:pure.atira.dk:publications/0d8e7810-dbe4-11dd-a016-000ea68e967b 2023-05-15T17:18:33+02:00 Nationalism in Stateless Nations:Selves and Others in Scotland and Newfoundland Thomsen, Robert Chr. 2010 https://vbn.aau.dk/da/publications/0d8e7810-dbe4-11dd-a016-000ea68e967b eng eng Birlinn info:eu-repo/semantics/restrictedAccess Thomsen , R C 2010 , Nationalism in Stateless Nations : Selves and Others in Scotland and Newfoundland . Birlinn , Edinburgh . Nationalisme Canada Storbritannien Skotland Newfoundland Nationalidentitet Neonationalisme Tartans Romantiske myter Autonomisme Kultural nationalisme Politisk nationalisme Nationalism Great Britain Scotland National identity Neonationalism Romantic myths Autonomism Cultural nationalism Political nationalism book 2010 ftalborgunivpubl 2023-01-12T21:52:05Z "Nationalism in Stateless Nations" explores national identities and nationalist movements since 1967, using the examples of Scotland and Newfoundland. Adding to the debate about globalisation and the future of the nation-state, the book argues that ethnically rooted nationalism in modern liberal democracies need not, as argued by theories of 'classic' nationalist movements, strive for full independence. In fact, nationalist movements are adapting to circumstances by becoming autonomist rather than separatist, pragmatic rather than dogmatic, and the book illustrates how Scotland and Newfoundland, both previously independent countries, are excellent examples of this. Building on theories of national identity-formation and nationalism, it traces the development of cultural and political nationalism, and changing images of the national self. With a focus on important fomenting factors and actors - intellectuals, political parties and the media - the book combines historical, sociological, political and media studies analyses in an interdisciplinary investigation, providing a comprehensive account of the waxing and waning of nationalism. "Nationalism in Stateless Nations" explores national identities and nationalist movements since 1967, using the examples of Scotland and Newfoundland. Adding to the debate about globalisation and the future of the nation-state, the book argues that ethnically rooted nationalism in modern liberal democracies need not, as argued by theories of 'classic' nationalist movements, strive for full independence. In fact, nationalist movements are adapting to circumstances by becoming autonomist rather than separatist, pragmatic rather than dogmatic, and the book illustrates how Scotland and Newfoundland, both previously independent countries, are excellent examples of this. Building on theories of national identity-formation and nationalism, it traces the development of cultural and political nationalism, and changing images of the national self. With a focus on important fomenting factors ... Book Newfoundland Aalborg University's Research Portal Canada |
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"Nationalism in Stateless Nations" explores national identities and nationalist movements since 1967, using the examples of Scotland and Newfoundland. Adding to the debate about globalisation and the future of the nation-state, the book argues that ethnically rooted nationalism in modern liberal democracies need not, as argued by theories of 'classic' nationalist movements, strive for full independence. In fact, nationalist movements are adapting to circumstances by becoming autonomist rather than separatist, pragmatic rather than dogmatic, and the book illustrates how Scotland and Newfoundland, both previously independent countries, are excellent examples of this. Building on theories of national identity-formation and nationalism, it traces the development of cultural and political nationalism, and changing images of the national self. With a focus on important fomenting factors and actors - intellectuals, political parties and the media - the book combines historical, sociological, political and media studies analyses in an interdisciplinary investigation, providing a comprehensive account of the waxing and waning of nationalism. "Nationalism in Stateless Nations" explores national identities and nationalist movements since 1967, using the examples of Scotland and Newfoundland. Adding to the debate about globalisation and the future of the nation-state, the book argues that ethnically rooted nationalism in modern liberal democracies need not, as argued by theories of 'classic' nationalist movements, strive for full independence. In fact, nationalist movements are adapting to circumstances by becoming autonomist rather than separatist, pragmatic rather than dogmatic, and the book illustrates how Scotland and Newfoundland, both previously independent countries, are excellent examples of this. Building on theories of national identity-formation and nationalism, it traces the development of cultural and political nationalism, and changing images of the national self. With a focus on important fomenting factors ... |
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Nationalism in Stateless Nations:Selves and Others in Scotland and Newfoundland |
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Nationalism in Stateless Nations:Selves and Others in Scotland and Newfoundland |
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Nationalism in Stateless Nations:Selves and Others in Scotland and Newfoundland |
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Nationalism in Stateless Nations:Selves and Others in Scotland and Newfoundland |
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Nationalism in Stateless Nations:Selves and Others in Scotland and Newfoundland |
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nationalism in stateless nations:selves and others in scotland and newfoundland |
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Thomsen , R C 2010 , Nationalism in Stateless Nations : Selves and Others in Scotland and Newfoundland . Birlinn , Edinburgh . |
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