Independence and the Union
Opinion
Boundaries of the Nation and their Implications in a Multinational State: Comparing Quebecers and Other Canadians
In their contribution to our majority nationalism series, Antoine Bilodeau of Concordia University and Luc Turgeon of the University of Ottawa share the result of their survey which compares th
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Secularism at any cost?
In her contribution to our majority nationalism series, Geneviève Nootens of the Université du Québec explores recent arguments over a draft legislation on secularism, introduced in Québec.
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Turning Ethnicity against Ethnic Nationalities
In his contribution to the majority nationalism blog series, Alexandre Pelletier of Cornell University reflects on the twin faces of majority nationalism in Myanmar.
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Does the use of majority and minority mislead when addressing nationalism?
In February 2019, the CCC hosted an international workshop on majority nationalism in plurinational states.
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Facing the strain: intergovernmental relations between Cardiff and Westminster
In the aftermath of the most recent EU Council meeting, the prospect of the UK’s exit from the European Union without a withdrawal agreement looms larger than ever.
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The Commission on Justice in Wales (Thomas Commission)
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The Ghost at the Feast: The Northern Ireland Executive and Assembly and the Brexit backstop
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Transition and Ireland/Northern Ireland
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Can high-tech solutions fix border issues?
In May 2018, the Leave Means Leave organisation issued a report called ‘Max Fac works: The Technological Solution to the Irish Border Customs Issue’. The report says that existin
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Trade negotiations post-Brexit; what the UK can expect
The issue with trade negotiations is that they are reciprocal negotiations. In order to gain something in a negotiation your country has to be willing to make a concession to the other country.