2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0962-6298(02)00028-8
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Politics and nationalism in Scotland: a Clydeside case study of identity construction

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“…in folklore studies (Allen and Schlereth, 1990;Wrobel and Steiner, 2001;Robbins, 2001), in the analysis of political and/or governmental rhetoric (Tägil, 1999;Paasi, 2002b;Gren, 2002;Painter, 2002), and in the memory and place promotion/heritage business (Crang, 1999;Bialasiewicz, 2002;2003). While many studies map the internal processes of regional identity building, some have also analysed the 'stretching' of identities to several spatial scales in response to the forces of globalization (Nijman, 1999;Sletto, 2002;Clayton, 2002;Cartier, 2001). The contexts of narratives of identity thus vary from the regimes of power and ideologies that come 'from above' to local actions of citizens and forms of resistance.…”
Section: Re-invention Of Regional Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…in folklore studies (Allen and Schlereth, 1990;Wrobel and Steiner, 2001;Robbins, 2001), in the analysis of political and/or governmental rhetoric (Tägil, 1999;Paasi, 2002b;Gren, 2002;Painter, 2002), and in the memory and place promotion/heritage business (Crang, 1999;Bialasiewicz, 2002;2003). While many studies map the internal processes of regional identity building, some have also analysed the 'stretching' of identities to several spatial scales in response to the forces of globalization (Nijman, 1999;Sletto, 2002;Clayton, 2002;Cartier, 2001). The contexts of narratives of identity thus vary from the regimes of power and ideologies that come 'from above' to local actions of citizens and forms of resistance.…”
Section: Re-invention Of Regional Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Базовый государственный уровень отражает эволюцию элементов политической карты на пути к полноценному суверенному государству. Вначале появляется только идея (дискурс) о государственности -протогосударство (Каталония, Шотландия (Clayton, 2002)), которое потом обретает структурные черты в борьбе за независимость (повстанческое государство -Пунтленд) и политические институты при образовании непризнанного государства (Приднестровье) (Geldenhuys, 2009;Jessop, 2016). После обретения международного признания страна становится суверенным унитарным или федеративным государством.…”
Section: элементы политико-территориальной организации обществаunclassified
“…Geographers have long been interested in questions of regions and nation-states, and the parallel ways in which these spatial scales are constructed (Zelinsky 1980;Knight 1982;Paasi 1986;Markusen 1987;Paasi 1991;Hans 1995;Henley 1995;Häkli 1998;MacLeod 1998;Yiftachel 1999;Agnew 2001;MacLeod and Jones 2001;Clayton 2002;Paasi 2002a;Browning 2003;Amin 2004;Jones and MacLeod 2004;Barnes and Farish 2006;Deas and Lord 2006;Harrison 2006;Jonas and Pincetl 2006;Lagendijk 2007;Eriksson 2008;Paasi 2009). The region is and nearly always has been one of geography's "central objects of study" (Allen et al 1998), although specific attention to regions has waxed and waned throughout the discipline's history.…”
Section: Spaces Of Backwardness: Region and Nation In Dialoguementioning
confidence: 99%