International
Opinion
The Populism and Sub-State Nationalism Nexus in Flanders
Judith Sijsterman details how the Flemish sub-state approach has incorporated populist narratives and how this populist turn has led to the adoption of an id
Opinion
Catalonia Three Years After the Independence Referendum
Daniel Cetrà provides an update three years after the Catalonian Independence Referendum and asks what might Scottish Unionists and nationalists learn from the Catalan e
Opinion
Hong Kong’s National Security Law: weaponizing the constitution, securitizing authoritarianism
Jean-François Dupré discusses recent events in Hong Kong, where the central government has undertaken to impose its Nation
Opinion
Performing Federal A/symmetry: What Institutional Symbolism Reveals About Multinational States
What is the purpose of institutions in multinational states?
Opinion
Newsom's (Nation) State of California: Territorial Ambiguity and Ambition in the Covid-19 Crisis
Judith Sijstermans, University of Birmingham, highlights the disjointed approach taken by the United States in the COVID-19 crisis, exploring how the pandemic has
Publication
State and Majority Nationalism in Plurinational States: Responding to Challenges Below
This Special Issue is the result of an ongoing academic conversation about state and majority nationalism.
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State and Majority Nationalism in Plurinational States: Responding to Challenges from Below
,CCC Fellows Coree Brown Swan and Daniel Cetrá's co-edited special issue has been published State and Majority Nationalism in
Opinion
Spain's Constitutional Deadlock
Professor Michael Keating of the CCC reflects on the results of last week's election in Spain, arguing that 'The Spanish model of territorial accommodating its nationalities, once a factor for
Opinion
The 2019 Canadian Federal Election: A Return to Western Alienation
André Lecours, University of Ottawa, highlights the issues that shaped the recent Canadian federal elections, and argues that the result emphasise the divide between Western Canada and the rest
Opinion
Elections in Spain: a New Deadlock in a More Polarised Parliament
In 2019, we have seen two Spanish general elections, one April and another in November.