This thesis will explore the variance in support of the European Union between Scotland and England and explain the Brexit referendum vote through a focus on identity and nationalism. A theory of allegiance is developed to explain the linkage between Scottish and English nationalism and opinion formation vis-à-vis the European Union. The paper finds that national identity played a key role in how people voted in the Brexit referendum as it shapes where individuals locate the terminal political community
The Scottish devolution referendum of September 1997 was a rare event in British politics. The quest...
The article sets out to examine the complexity of national identity and to provide a more nuanced un...
textabstractIn this paper, we take up a question, which has a longstanding tradition within the fiel...
Brexit and the continuing prospect of Scottish independence has provided a unique opportunity to exp...
The study of European integration has increasingly become an important topic for IR-scholars and ha...
As nationalism rises worldwide, understanding the relevance of national identities is at a premium i...
The form and condition of English nationalism is very closely linked to the changes which are curren...
British voters have decided to withdraw membership from the European Union (EU). By considering the ...
One consequence of the EU-referendum’s pro-Brexit outcome was a renewed call for Scottish independen...
In the 1975 referendum England provided the strongest support for European integration, with a much ...
This thesis conducts a case study on how the idea of a Scottish nation and Scottish independence hav...
The June 2016 UK referendum on EU membership is indicative of the challenges facing the EU, in terms...
This blog entry explores how Scottish attitudes to the two options vary according to national and pa...
One of the more interesting phenomena of recent years has been a resurgence in nationalism. Brexit i...
The Scottish devolution referendum of September 1997 was a rare event in British politics. The quest...
The Scottish devolution referendum of September 1997 was a rare event in British politics. The quest...
The article sets out to examine the complexity of national identity and to provide a more nuanced un...
textabstractIn this paper, we take up a question, which has a longstanding tradition within the fiel...
Brexit and the continuing prospect of Scottish independence has provided a unique opportunity to exp...
The study of European integration has increasingly become an important topic for IR-scholars and ha...
As nationalism rises worldwide, understanding the relevance of national identities is at a premium i...
The form and condition of English nationalism is very closely linked to the changes which are curren...
British voters have decided to withdraw membership from the European Union (EU). By considering the ...
One consequence of the EU-referendum’s pro-Brexit outcome was a renewed call for Scottish independen...
In the 1975 referendum England provided the strongest support for European integration, with a much ...
This thesis conducts a case study on how the idea of a Scottish nation and Scottish independence hav...
The June 2016 UK referendum on EU membership is indicative of the challenges facing the EU, in terms...
This blog entry explores how Scottish attitudes to the two options vary according to national and pa...
One of the more interesting phenomena of recent years has been a resurgence in nationalism. Brexit i...
The Scottish devolution referendum of September 1997 was a rare event in British politics. The quest...
The Scottish devolution referendum of September 1997 was a rare event in British politics. The quest...
The article sets out to examine the complexity of national identity and to provide a more nuanced un...
textabstractIn this paper, we take up a question, which has a longstanding tradition within the fiel...