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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-54867-4Spanish politics; Catalonia; nation states; Catalan independence; Catalan separatism; populism; nationalis

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-60235-2e positions: the desire of a new (Catalan) nation state and the desire of maintaining the unity of the existing (Spanish) nation state. The issue was judicialized and an almost inexistent space for political solutions was maintained. The Spanish and Catalan conflict is understood within the framewor

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Otherness and Identity in the Gospel of Johnulist politics. This chapter builds upon the idea of Catalan independence movement as a populist–nationalist project, insofar as the 2017 referendum of independence has created a fertile ground for a people-versus-elite narrative, which has progressively merged with the more established separatist d

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Viktor V. Krasnoproshin,Vadim V. Matskevichheir legitimacy. At the same time, nationalism is naturalized in today’s society, being a powerful symbolic tool whereby people can be emotionally mobilized whenever the nation is perceived to be at risk. Nationalism may cast away its banal appearance and take up xenophobic tones, advocating for eth

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What Is an Intelligent Building?,lity in the sense that counter-voices provoke the re-negotiation of power relations and their historic causes. The polarisation between two blocs (unionist and pro-independence) entails a struggle for the politics of memory since memories and narratives of the past are (re)constructed and become ess