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,“The Beauty of the Inexplicable”,gion. Through this lens, we can read a history of Gibraltarians, northern and southern, with a shared history of culture, work, and kinship, albeit divided by an international border. I argue that we cannot understand the Gibraltar question without addressing the issues of the broader Gibraltar area

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,Us and Them: British and Gibraltarian Colonialism in the Campo de Gibraltar c. 1900–1954,of the Campo de Gibraltar in the first half of the twentieth century. The border simultaneously represented and facilitated an economic relationship that led to a cordial and symbiotic social and cultural relationship between Gibraltar and the Campo. But the profound economic imbalance between the t

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A New British Subject: The Creation of a Common Ethnicity in Gibraltar,arratives often structure the nation around a core ethnic group and a hegemonic language. Nevertheless, there are communities (such as many former colonies) which cannot easily define their nationhood in terms of a shared ethnic background, and Gibraltar is one such example. It offers an exceptional

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,‘Franco Lives!’ Spanish Fascism and the Creation of a British Gibraltarian Identity,nt of Spanish sovereignty over this tiny British colony on the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula. Gibraltarians opposed Franco, who soon became their common enemy, performing their loyalty to the UK. Our chapter explores the extent to which Franco’s campaign, which culminated in the closure of t

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Governing Through the Border: (Post)colonial Governmentality in Gibraltar,quently contested by the inhabitants and the government of the Rock, and often causes tense disputes between the UK and Spain, this chapter challenges views of the border as a threat or an obstacle to the normalisation of political life in the tiny enclave. Here, Gibraltar is analysed instead as a m

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Conclusions,tions about how sturdy these pillars are. It seems clear that as they shift or even fall, Gibraltarian Britishness will change. It seems scarcely possible that the emotional and political connections with Britain could remain the same if Britain itself undergoes profound change. This is not to under

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