Elisa Roller
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3718987 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Elisa Roller |
| PRENOMES | Elisa |
| SOBRENOME | Roller |
| ASSINATURA | ROLLER E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Manchester |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5867-6212 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 85 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Regions in Covid-19 recovery
Covid-19 is undoubtedly a regional crisis, spatially uneven in its impacts. While it is too soon to talk about a transition ‘from pandemic to recovery’, with attention switching to regional development priorities and the implications of Covid-19 on regional policy, planning and development, increasingly we will need to focus on regions in their recovery phase. In this article we ask four leading researchers what this recovery phase will mean for …
Té Para Todos'? A Comparison of the Processes of Devolution in Spain and the UK
This paper focuses upon a comparison of the experiences of regionalisation in Spain and the United Kingdom. Spain's process of devolution, initiated in the late 1980s, has led to an asymmetrical structure of devolution with certain regions, such as Catalonia and the Basque Country, acquiring more autonomy than others. However, the slogan ' café para todos' (coffee for everyone) has in recent years been employed by Catalan and other nationalists t…
A National Party in a Regional Party System
The regional behaviour of state-wide political parties is a largely ignored topic, despite the widespread trend towards decentralization in Western Europe. This article presents a framework to study this phenomenon. It identifies strategic dilemmas and organizational and policy choices faced by regional branches of national parties, and suggests factors influencing these choices. A case study of the Socialist party in Catalonia (PSC-PSOE) provide…
A Comparison of City Region Dynamics in the UK, Spain and Italy
GIORDANO B. and ROLLER E. (2003) A comparison of city region dynamics in the UK, Spain and Italy: more similarities than differences?, Reg. Studies 37, 911-927. How relations between the city and the regional scales of governance will be framed has been largely ignored in the devolution debate in the UK, and especially in England, thus far. It is imperative, then, to compare the experiences of other European countries which share longer histories…
When Does Language Become Exclusivist? Linguistic Politics in Catalonia
This article traces the development of linguistic policy in Catalonia over the last few decades and argues that language and linguistic policy continue to be crucial elements in the Catalan nation-building project. In addition, the growing politicisation of language has increasingly become a divisive issue amongst Catalonia's political elite. The Catalan linguistic landscape has moved from one based on linguistic 'normalisation' to a situation wh…
PROFILE - The Basque Country and Spain
Catalonia and the ‘Idea of Europe’
This paper focuses upon the region (nation) of Catalonia, Spain and in particular upon the ways in which Catalan political parties have ‘Europeanized’ their discourse, viewing Europe both as an alternative institutional channel to promote their objectives and as an example to follow of socioeconomic and political modernization. After reviewing some of the reasons that account for the increased importance of subnationalism in the EU, the paper con…
The Impact of Europeanisation on Regional Governance
This article examines the role of political elites in the Europeanisation of regional governance, arguing that domestic conceptions of governance shape the way in which elites view their participation in European Union (EU) decision-making. It compares and contrasts the experiences of Scotland and Catalonia, two ‘regions’ that have recently obtained greater political autonomy. The article begins by examining how European integration encouraged th…
The europeanisation of sub-national politics
In considering the impact of the process of European integration upon the structure of the state, it is important to consider that this impact may have had uneven consequences within the state itself. This is particularly important in cases where the structure of the domestic political system includes a highly asymmetrical system of sub-national authorities with varying degrees of self-government. The equation is complicated even more by the pres…
The 1997 Llei del Catalá
A comparison of Catalan and 'Padanian' nationalism
2001). A comparison of Catalan and 'Padanian' nationalism: More similarities than differences? Journal of Southern Europe and the Balkans: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 111-130
The March 2000 General Election in Spain
España Va Bien. ‘Things Are Going Well In Spain.’ With This Simple yet somewhat unoriginal slogan, the incumbent conservative Partido Popular (PP) swept to victory by absolute majority in the 12 March 2000 general election in Spain. The PP's astounding victory may be attributed to several factors. First, its own well-organized campaign was based upon a strong leadership, something the two main leftist parties lacked. As the experience of the form…
Regions in Covid-19 recovery
Covid-19 is undoubtedly a regional crisis, spatially uneven in its impacts. While it is too soon to talk about a transition ‘from pandemic to recovery’, with attention switching to regional development priorities and the implications of Covid-19 on regional policy, planning and development, increasingly we will need to focus on regions in their recovery phase. In this article we ask four leading researchers what this recovery phase will mean for …
A National Party in a Regional Party System
The regional behaviour of state-wide political parties is a largely ignored topic, despite the widespread trend towards decentralization in Western Europe. This article presents a framework to study this phenomenon. It identifies strategic dilemmas and organizational and policy choices faced by regional branches of national parties, and suggests factors influencing these choices. A case study of the Socialist party in Catalonia (PSC-PSOE) provide…
Catalonia and the ‘Idea of Europe’
This paper focuses upon the region (nation) of Catalonia, Spain and in particular upon the ways in which Catalan political parties have ‘Europeanized’ their discourse, viewing Europe both as an alternative institutional channel to promote their objectives and as an example to follow of socioeconomic and political modernization. After reviewing some of the reasons that account for the increased importance of subnationalism in the EU, the paper con…
A comparison of Catalan and 'Padanian' nationalism
2001). A comparison of Catalan and 'Padanian' nationalism: More similarities than differences? Journal of Southern Europe and the Balkans: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 111-130
A Comparison of City Region Dynamics in the UK, Spain and Italy
GIORDANO B. and ROLLER E. (2003) A comparison of city region dynamics in the UK, Spain and Italy: more similarities than differences?, Reg. Studies 37, 911-927. How relations between the city and the regional scales of governance will be framed has been largely ignored in the devolution debate in the UK, and especially in England, thus far. It is imperative, then, to compare the experiences of other European countries which share longer histories…
Té Para Todos'? A Comparison of the Processes of Devolution in Spain and the UK
This paper focuses upon a comparison of the experiences of regionalisation in Spain and the United Kingdom. Spain's process of devolution, initiated in the late 1980s, has led to an asymmetrical structure of devolution with certain regions, such as Catalonia and the Basque Country, acquiring more autonomy than others. However, the slogan ' café para todos' (coffee for everyone) has in recent years been employed by Catalan and other nationalists t…
The Impact of Europeanisation on Regional Governance
This article examines the role of political elites in the Europeanisation of regional governance, arguing that domestic conceptions of governance shape the way in which elites view their participation in European Union (EU) decision-making. It compares and contrasts the experiences of Scotland and Catalonia, two ‘regions’ that have recently obtained greater political autonomy. The article begins by examining how European integration encouraged th…
The March 2000 General Election in Spain
España Va Bien. ‘Things Are Going Well In Spain.’ With This Simple yet somewhat unoriginal slogan, the incumbent conservative Partido Popular (PP) swept to victory by absolute majority in the 12 March 2000 general election in Spain. The PP's astounding victory may be attributed to several factors. First, its own well-organized campaign was based upon a strong leadership, something the two main leftist parties lacked. As the experience of the form…
When Does Language Become Exclusivist? Linguistic Politics in Catalonia
This article traces the development of linguistic policy in Catalonia over the last few decades and argues that language and linguistic policy continue to be crucial elements in the Catalan nation-building project. In addition, the growing politicisation of language has increasingly become a divisive issue amongst Catalonia's political elite. The Catalan linguistic landscape has moved from one based on linguistic 'normalisation' to a situation wh…
The 1997 Llei del Catalá
The europeanisation of sub-national politics
In considering the impact of the process of European integration upon the structure of the state, it is important to consider that this impact may have had uneven consequences within the state itself. This is particularly important in cases where the structure of the domestic political system includes a highly asymmetrical system of sub-national authorities with varying degrees of self-government. The equation is complicated even more by the pres…
The 1997 Llei del Catalá
A comparison of Catalan and 'Padanian' nationalism
2001). A comparison of Catalan and 'Padanian' nationalism: More similarities than differences? Journal of Southern Europe and the Balkans: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 111-130
The March 2000 General Election in Spain
España Va Bien. ‘Things Are Going Well In Spain.’ With This Simple yet somewhat unoriginal slogan, the incumbent conservative Partido Popular (PP) swept to victory by absolute majority in the 12 March 2000 general election in Spain. The PP's astounding victory may be attributed to several factors. First, its own well-organized campaign was based upon a strong leadership, something the two main leftist parties lacked. As the experience of the form…
When Does Language Become Exclusivist? Linguistic Politics in Catalonia
This article traces the development of linguistic policy in Catalonia over the last few decades and argues that language and linguistic policy continue to be crucial elements in the Catalan nation-building project. In addition, the growing politicisation of language has increasingly become a divisive issue amongst Catalonia's political elite. The Catalan linguistic landscape has moved from one based on linguistic 'normalisation' to a situation wh…
PROFILE - The Basque Country and Spain
Catalonia and the ‘Idea of Europe’
This paper focuses upon the region (nation) of Catalonia, Spain and in particular upon the ways in which Catalan political parties have ‘Europeanized’ their discourse, viewing Europe both as an alternative institutional channel to promote their objectives and as an example to follow of socioeconomic and political modernization. After reviewing some of the reasons that account for the increased importance of subnationalism in the EU, the paper con…
The Impact of Europeanisation on Regional Governance
This article examines the role of political elites in the Europeanisation of regional governance, arguing that domestic conceptions of governance shape the way in which elites view their participation in European Union (EU) decision-making. It compares and contrasts the experiences of Scotland and Catalonia, two ‘regions’ that have recently obtained greater political autonomy. The article begins by examining how European integration encouraged th…
A National Party in a Regional Party System
The regional behaviour of state-wide political parties is a largely ignored topic, despite the widespread trend towards decentralization in Western Europe. This article presents a framework to study this phenomenon. It identifies strategic dilemmas and organizational and policy choices faced by regional branches of national parties, and suggests factors influencing these choices. A case study of the Socialist party in Catalonia (PSC-PSOE) provide…
A Comparison of City Region Dynamics in the UK, Spain and Italy
GIORDANO B. and ROLLER E. (2003) A comparison of city region dynamics in the UK, Spain and Italy: more similarities than differences?, Reg. Studies 37, 911-927. How relations between the city and the regional scales of governance will be framed has been largely ignored in the devolution debate in the UK, and especially in England, thus far. It is imperative, then, to compare the experiences of other European countries which share longer histories…
Té Para Todos'? A Comparison of the Processes of Devolution in Spain and the UK
This paper focuses upon a comparison of the experiences of regionalisation in Spain and the United Kingdom. Spain's process of devolution, initiated in the late 1980s, has led to an asymmetrical structure of devolution with certain regions, such as Catalonia and the Basque Country, acquiring more autonomy than others. However, the slogan ' café para todos' (coffee for everyone) has in recent years been employed by Catalan and other nationalists t…
Regions in Covid-19 recovery
Covid-19 is undoubtedly a regional crisis, spatially uneven in its impacts. While it is too soon to talk about a transition ‘from pandemic to recovery’, with attention switching to regional development priorities and the implications of Covid-19 on regional policy, planning and development, increasingly we will need to focus on regions in their recovery phase. In this article we ask four leading researchers what this recovery phase will mean for …
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