Titlebook: Linguistic Minorities in Democratic Context; Colin H. Williams Book 2008 Colin H. Williams 2008 globalization.Nation.politics.social justi

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Democratic Inclusion for the One and the Many, international political system which appeared to be reconfiguring itself as a result of the rise of the nation-state and the dissolution of the old imperial order. By the mid-twentieth century such hopes seemed impossible because they were inconceivable. At the beginning of the twenty first century

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The Nationalist Inheritance in a Globalising World,r established notions of political community, citizenship and crucially national identity. Many argue that the nation-state no longer reflects the apogee of responsible government. This is because the ideas and political desires associated with a nationalist world view reflect processes that are the

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,Securing “Official Bilingualism”: From Special Pleading to Deliberative Democracy?,rts of the UK, Ireland and Canada. It will do so by examining the transition from a minority dependency situation to one of a more inclusive, if not quite deliberative, democracy. This involves, ., discussions of interest group pluralism and deliberative democracy, the effectiveness of language legi

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Welsh Language Policy and the Logic of Legislative Devolution,strates a remarkable example of what might be called stealth ethno-genesis and the politics of resilience. It has refused to disappear from the pages of history and much of this refusal is intertwined within the struggle for the language.

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