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Monthly Archives: September 2013
SEN News on Sunday: September 22 – 29, 2013
The New York Times (28/09/13) re-imagines a new Middle East along with new borders, in a multitude of ways. The BBC (27/09/13) analyses football and the rise of nationalism in Central Europe in its World Service radio programme.
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Tagged borders, charter of values, Ethnicity, failed state, haiti, japanese-brazilians, middle east, Nationalism, quebec, scottish independence
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SEN News on Sunday: September 15-22, 2013
The Guardian (22/09/13) comments on the Scottish independence movement and wonders whether “broadcasters [can] convey authentic Celtic atmosphere without recourse to cheap, nationalistic imagery?” The Gatestone Institute (19/9/13) provides an analysis on the deep split in Turkish society, which is … Continue reading
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Tagged german elections, miss america, scottish independence, Turkey
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SEN News on Sunday: September 8-15, 2013
Globe and Mail (12/09/13) reports that Québécois MP, Maria Mourani, has been kicked out of her Parti Québécois for denouncing the party’s Charter of Quebec Values as discriminatory. The National Post (13/09/13) comments on the subject and on the Charter’s widespread … Continue reading
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Tagged america, ancestry maps, charter of values, Ethnicity, national identity, Nationalism, norway elections, quebec, russia, saudi arabia
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From Dissidence in Israel to Theorising Ethno-Linguistic Holism
Inter-connections between our past academic articles and last week’s news, read it here: Bent Twigs and Olive Branches: Exploring the Narratives of Dissident Israeli Jews Volume 13, Issue 1, pages 20–37, April 2013 This article explores symbolic boundaries and identity-formation of the ‘ethnonational Us’, … Continue reading
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Tagged dissidents, Israel, language, Nationalism, theory
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SEN News on Sunday: August 29 – September 1, 2013
The Guardian (29/08/13) reports on the claim that Westminster’s welfare reforms could actually strengthen the case for independence. Bloomberg.com (29/08/13) features an article by Paul Collier, who argues that nationalism could combat racism rather than inflame it. The Economist (28/08/13) … Continue reading
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Tagged basic law, Israel, language, march on washington, Nationalism, racism, scottish independence, welfare reforms, westminster
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