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Introductionendum on Scottish independence. This was one of a succession of tacit admissions that what had once seemed a settled sovereignty — the British union — was in fact open to renegotiation. Typical to British logic, this required the agreement of two parties despite one claiming to be inclusive of the o

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Understanding the Post-British English Nation StateUnited Kingdom (though Northern Ireland was overlooked). Although the report readily conflated English and British cultural and political institutions, symbols, and figures, the authors concluded that ‘it is clear that English people have a weak conception of “English nationalism” ‘ (Wind-Cowie and

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The Future of ‘the Global Kingdom’: Post-Unionism, Post-Nationalism and the Politics of Voice, Loyallown through the world economy, the clarion call of ratings agencies, city experts, and neoliberal cheerleaders had moved from ‘restoration’ to ‘reformation’. The extension of marketisation and corporate capitalist logic had come to saturate most aspects of public life in Western societies. So, what

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‘England Is the Country and the Country Is England’: But What of the Politics? and this is discussed here as the tradition of ‘listing’. By contrast, the second understands English identity in institutional and political terms and is suspicious of national romanticism. These two understandings, it is argued, are related to two interpretations of contemporary public attitudes.

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‘Out-of-the-Way Asiatic Disease’: Contagion, Malingering, and Sherlock’s Englandges a mythic Englishness. The iconography of the great detective circulates via successful television serials, feature films, literary pastiches, graphic novels, video games, fanzines, journals, organised city tours, and kitsch memorabilia. All attest to the enduring power of this idea of England. T

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A. J. Cook, D. H. Lawrence, and Revolutionary England: Discourses and Performances of Region and Natfor rural living and the idea that socially coherent traditions could be ‘rediscovered’ in the byways of the English countryside prompted writers such as Henry Morton, author of . (1927), the most celebrated example of the genre, to leave London and extol places that were still ‘guarding the traditi