Autonomy Over Independence: Self-Determination in Catalonia, Flanders and South Tyrol in the Aftermath of the Great War. [PDF]
Dalle Mulle E, Bieling M.
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Anthropologists Against Sovereignty
Nations and Nationalism, Volume 32, Issue 1, Page 38-41, January 2026.
Chris Hann
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Television humour and preferred meanings in the Catalan identity debate
This article analyses a sports-related satirical-parody television series as a generator of preferred meanings that may be associated with an ideological context of a stateless nation such as Catalonia, where the symbolic aspect is fundamental to the ...
Luisa Martínez-García
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The Symbolism of Catalan Nationalism: Origin, Preservation and Transformation
National symbols, such as flags, coats of arms and holidays are an essential part of national identity and a fundamental tool for forging collective identity.
N. A. Kuzina
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The Catalan language in the Cataluña’s social identity construction: linguistic nationalism analysis [PDF]
The understanding of all social phenomena, sociolinguistic in this case, requires consideration of its historical background. Works like Dixon (1997), Moreno (2000) and Lodares (2000 and 2002) show clearly how languages are completely linked to specific ...
Rebeca Soler Costa
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Online polarization and cross-fertilization in multi-cleavage societies: the case of Spain. [PDF]
Casañ RR +5 more
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The relationship between patriotism and regional identification: a cross-country analysis. [PDF]
Dirksmeier P.
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El 15 de setembre del 2005 la ICANN va aprovar el primer domini d'Internet de primer nivell destinat a una llengua i cultura humanes en particular: .cat.
Peter Gerrand
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Not only a territorial matter: The electoral surge of VOX and the anti-libertarian reaction. [PDF]
Ramis-Moyano R +2 more
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“SERVING GOD, FATHERLAND, AND LANGUAGE”: ALCOVER, CATALAN, AND SCIENCE
This article intends to contribute to the science–religion historiography with two topics—philology and the construction of national identities—that can help provide a more complex picture of the relations between science and religion.
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