Catalonia: Nation Building Without a State

Kenneth McRoberts

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Political Systems and Governance Spanish History and Politics Spanish Culture and Identity

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INTRODUCTION 1. The Historical Roots of Nationhood 2. The Rise of Catalan Nationalism 3. The Transition to Democracy 4. Catalonia as an Autonomous Community 5. Political Economy: Europeanization and the 'Regional State' 6. Society: Leaving the 'Stateless Nation' 7. The Catalan Language: The Politics of 'Normalization' 8. Nation and Identity in Contemporary Catalonia 9. Conclusions

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