John Etherington
Biographic Data
| ID | 120567 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Etherington |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Etherington |
| SIGNATURE | ETHERINGTON J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Political Islam in a Time of Revolt
Catalonia since the Spanish Civil War: Reconstructing the Nation
The last five years or so have witnessed what, for many analysts, is a remarkable phenomenon: the rise of a pro-independence movement in Catalonia that has engulfed mainstream nationalism, traditio
National Belonging and Everyday Life: The Significance of Nationhood in an Uncertain World
Nationalism, territoriality and national territorial belonging
La majoria dels estudis sobre el nacionalisme entén la nació com una col·lectivitat cultural que es pot situar en termes històrics en la transició de l'època premoderna a la moderna. S'ha prestat menys atenció a consideracions d'espai. En aquest context, l’article proposa que no podem comprendre totalment ni el nacionalisme ni la seva relació amb la nació sense tenir en compte la qüestió del territori. En primer lloc, els nacionalistes han de fer…
Nationalism, nation and territory: Jacint Verdaguer and the Catalan Renaixença
n This paper seeks to explain the historic importance to Catalan nationalism of the nineteenth-century poet and priest, Jacint Verdaguer. In order to do so, rather than focus on his contribution ? and that of the wider cultural revival, the Renaixenca - to the development of the Catalan language as the basis for national political mobilisation, this paper argues that we cannot fully understand Verdaguer?s importance without reference to his role …
Nationalism and Self‐Government: The Politics of Autonomy in Scotland and Catalonia by Scott L. Greer
Nationalism, Exclusion and Violence: A Territorial Approach
Nationalism can be understood as a doctrine of territorial political legitimacy, in the sense that demands for national self‐government necessarily involve claims over a given territory. Such claims are ultimately justified by establishing a relationship of mutual belonging between the nation and ‘its’ territory. This makes nationalism intrinsically exclusionary and potentially violent, since purely civic nations become impossible in practice. Sh…
Nation, State, and Territory: Origins, Evolutions and Relationships. Volume 1
Catalonia since the Spanish Civil War: Reconstructing the Nation
The last five years or so have witnessed what, for many analysts, is a remarkable phenomenon: the rise of a pro-independence movement in Catalonia that has engulfed mainstream nationalism, traditio
National Belonging and Everyday Life: The Significance of Nationhood in an Uncertain World
Nationalism, territoriality and national territorial belonging
La majoria dels estudis sobre el nacionalisme entén la nació com una col·lectivitat cultural que es pot situar en termes històrics en la transició de l'època premoderna a la moderna. S'ha prestat menys atenció a consideracions d'espai. En aquest context, l’article proposa que no podem comprendre totalment ni el nacionalisme ni la seva relació amb la nació sense tenir en compte la qüestió del territori. En primer lloc, els nacionalistes han de fer…
Nationalism, nation and territory: Jacint Verdaguer and the Catalan Renaixença
n This paper seeks to explain the historic importance to Catalan nationalism of the nineteenth-century poet and priest, Jacint Verdaguer. In order to do so, rather than focus on his contribution ? and that of the wider cultural revival, the Renaixenca - to the development of the Catalan language as the basis for national political mobilisation, this paper argues that we cannot fully understand Verdaguer?s importance without reference to his role …
Nationalism, Exclusion and Violence: A Territorial Approach
Nationalism can be understood as a doctrine of territorial political legitimacy, in the sense that demands for national self‐government necessarily involve claims over a given territory. Such claims are ultimately justified by establishing a relationship of mutual belonging between the nation and ‘its’ territory. This makes nationalism intrinsically exclusionary and potentially violent, since purely civic nations become impossible in practice. Sh…
Nation, State, and Territory: Origins, Evolutions and Relationships. Volume 1
Nationalism, Exclusion and Violence: A Territorial Approach
Nationalism can be understood as a doctrine of territorial political legitimacy, in the sense that demands for national self‐government necessarily involve claims over a given territory. Such claims are ultimately justified by establishing a relationship of mutual belonging between the nation and ‘its’ territory. This makes nationalism intrinsically exclusionary and potentially violent, since purely civic nations become impossible in practice. Sh…
Nationalism and Self‐Government: The Politics of Autonomy in Scotland and Catalonia by Scott L. Greer
Nationalism, territoriality and national territorial belonging
La majoria dels estudis sobre el nacionalisme entén la nació com una col·lectivitat cultural que es pot situar en termes històrics en la transició de l'època premoderna a la moderna. S'ha prestat menys atenció a consideracions d'espai. En aquest context, l’article proposa que no podem comprendre totalment ni el nacionalisme ni la seva relació amb la nació sense tenir en compte la qüestió del territori. En primer lloc, els nacionalistes han de fer…
Nationalism, nation and territory: Jacint Verdaguer and the Catalan Renaixença
n This paper seeks to explain the historic importance to Catalan nationalism of the nineteenth-century poet and priest, Jacint Verdaguer. In order to do so, rather than focus on his contribution ? and that of the wider cultural revival, the Renaixenca - to the development of the Catalan language as the basis for national political mobilisation, this paper argues that we cannot fully understand Verdaguer?s importance without reference to his role …
National Belonging and Everyday Life: The Significance of Nationhood in an Uncertain World
Catalonia since the Spanish Civil War: Reconstructing the Nation
The last five years or so have witnessed what, for many analysts, is a remarkable phenomenon: the rise of a pro-independence movement in Catalonia that has engulfed mainstream nationalism, traditio
Political Islam in a Time of Revolt
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