Even though the interrelation of the emergence of modern mass school systems and processes of nation-building in the modern era has evoked academic interest, such research endeavours are generally exemplified by case studies of established nationstates. Conversely, this article demonstrates the pertinence of widening the research scope beyond the synthesis of the nation and the state, by focusing on the particular case of Scotland as a nation without a state and the role schools played in creating Scottish national identity in the wake of the Union of Parliaments in 1707. Thereby focus is put on textbooks as a materialisation of curricula and an extended arm of school governance. The article concludes with insights that can be derived from ...
Item not available in this repository.Through a critical examination of Scottish curricular policies...
Bültmann T. Scottish rights vindicated : identity and nationalism in mid-nineteenth century Scotland...
This study addresses the issue of the role of national identity-making through education and how th...
This paper explores changes in the Scottish history curriculum over the last quarter-century and int...
The implementation of public schooling is usually understood as both an expression and a means of na...
peer reviewedAlthough it is generally acknowledged that the building of mass schooling systems must ...
This article examines nation-building in relation to education and educational institutions, taking ...
Historically, school systems arose in conjunction with the nation-state and have served to construct...
This Special Issue is dedicated to a social phenomenon that can deliver so much impact precisely bec...
The (re)opening of the Scottish Parliament in 1999 cemented calls for small state self-management, p...
peer reviewedThis article advocates for a particular understanding of curriculum history that enable...
Má bakalářská práce se věnuje nacionalismu ve Skotsku. Jako cíl práce jsem si stanovil popsat a zpře...
This thesis is set against a twofold background: national identity as a source of public resistance ...
'Independence in Europe', adopted by the Scottish National Party (SNP) as its core policy in 1988, h...
Purpose: This article proposes an analytical framework that helps to identify and challenge misconce...
Item not available in this repository.Through a critical examination of Scottish curricular policies...
Bültmann T. Scottish rights vindicated : identity and nationalism in mid-nineteenth century Scotland...
This study addresses the issue of the role of national identity-making through education and how th...
This paper explores changes in the Scottish history curriculum over the last quarter-century and int...
The implementation of public schooling is usually understood as both an expression and a means of na...
peer reviewedAlthough it is generally acknowledged that the building of mass schooling systems must ...
This article examines nation-building in relation to education and educational institutions, taking ...
Historically, school systems arose in conjunction with the nation-state and have served to construct...
This Special Issue is dedicated to a social phenomenon that can deliver so much impact precisely bec...
The (re)opening of the Scottish Parliament in 1999 cemented calls for small state self-management, p...
peer reviewedThis article advocates for a particular understanding of curriculum history that enable...
Má bakalářská práce se věnuje nacionalismu ve Skotsku. Jako cíl práce jsem si stanovil popsat a zpře...
This thesis is set against a twofold background: national identity as a source of public resistance ...
'Independence in Europe', adopted by the Scottish National Party (SNP) as its core policy in 1988, h...
Purpose: This article proposes an analytical framework that helps to identify and challenge misconce...
Item not available in this repository.Through a critical examination of Scottish curricular policies...
Bültmann T. Scottish rights vindicated : identity and nationalism in mid-nineteenth century Scotland...
This study addresses the issue of the role of national identity-making through education and how th...