latest stage of “the European project”—political and economic integration within the European Union. British Euroscepticism is underpinned by two interlinked factors: the resurgence of populism and English nationalism. Second, an account of the
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The Social Consequences of Brexit for the UK and Europe
Euroscepticism, Populism, Nationalism, and Societal Division
Steve Corbett
In The International Journal of Social Quality
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- 01 Jun 2016
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- 11–31
Ian Mahoney and Tony Kearon
the role of Euroscepticism, populism, and English nationalism in the Brexit vote, and its potential societal consequences by drawing on social quality theory (SQT) to provide a more in-depth region focused analysis of the anti-EU sentiment in the UK
In The International Journal of Social Quality
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- 01 Jun 2018
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- Research Article
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- 1–20
Editorial
Brexit, Sustainability, Economics, Companies’ Responsibilities, and Current Representations
English nationalism as reasons for the success of the vote to leave. In the referendum campaign everything was permitted. For example, the anti-Brexit campaigners did not systematically stimulate a debate on the potential for European cooperation
In The International Journal of Social Quality
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- 01 Jun 2016
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- Editorial
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- 1–10
Sovereignty versus Influence
European Unity and the Conceptualization of Sovereignty in British Parliamentary Debates, 1945–2016
Teemu Häkkinen and Miina Kaarkoski
, English Nationalism and Euroscepticism: Losing the Peace (Bern: Peter Lang, 2012), 79–80. 28 HC Deb, 25 February 1970, vol. 796, col. 1257. 29 Ibid., cols. 1219, 1222–1223. 30 E.g., House of Lords Debates (HL Deb), 19 January 1971, vol. 314, col. 401. 31
In Contributions to the History of Concepts
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- 01 Dec 2018
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- Research Article
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- 54–78
Touring the Regions
(Dis) Uniting the Kingdom on Holiday
Hazel Andrews
to the past underpinning ideas of English nationalism. Indeed, he argues that “the dominant understanding of the past in England is a vision of history where the notion of ‘greatness’ has been torpedoed by perceptions of ‘decline’ in the post
‘Shakespeare Had the Passion of an Arab’
The Appropriation of Shakespeare in Fadia Faqir’s Willow Trees Don’t Weep
Hussein A. Alhawamdeh
, ‘Cymbeline’ , in Greenblatt, The Norton Shakespeare , 2971. 29 Jodi Mikalachki, ‘The Masculine Romance of Roman Britain: Cymbeline and Early Modern English Nationalism^ Shakespeare Quarterly 46, no. 3 (1995), 312. 30 Ibid. 31 This study suggests further
Gender, Curiosity, and the Grand Tour
Late-Eighteenth-Century British Travel Writing
Anna P.H. Geurts
Capitals and Cosmopolitanism in Eighteenth-century Italy: The Historiography and Italy on the Grand Tour .” Journal of Modern Italian Studies 10 ( 2 ): 183 – 199 . 10.1080/13545710500111322 Newman , Gerald . 1997 . The Rise of English Nationalism