Titlebook: Literature of an Independent England; Revisions of England Claire Westall (Lecturer),Michael Gardiner (Profes Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan,

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England, Devolution, and Fictional Kingdomsies of English national identity. How to separate “English” from “British”?’ (Kumar 2003: 1). This conundrum is particularly apt given the current political climate. In the last decade there has been an insistent call for a restatement and a revaluation of a specifically English national identity. B

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Devolution and Cultural Catch-Up: Decoupling England and its Literature from English Literature us?’ to draw attention to the fact that many of the things left-wing nationalist groups in Scotland and Wales were aiming to achieve were also real material aims for socialist political movements in England: control over communal decision-making and access to resources. Accordingly, Williams stated

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English Literature as Ideologyby a British left otherwise quite attuned to ‘unevenness’ is the importance of the specificity of this state form: more than just a structure evolved to protect a national ownership class, it has been, quite fundamentally, a principle of capital rationalisation defined by . to the national as regist

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lows it), or by submitting to a rigorous certification process. The B Corp movement is thus a concrete illustration that capitalism can be put to the service of the “common good” and as such, it must be promoted as an inspiration for future generations of entrepreneurs, managers and investors. Howev

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Andrew Mycockto be found in the fact that tax norms have been produced in a democratic way (in fashionable terms, by ., or to put it in slightly different words, that positive tax law is democratic and . makes it legitimate. This requires explaining in what sense and for which reasons only democracy fills the ju