Titlebook: National Days; Constructing and Mob David McCrone (Professor of Sociology),Gayle McPhe Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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,Reunification Day — Day of German Unity?, (Geisler, 2005: 80–8). However, no political community can renounce national symbols and symbolic politics since the state is a complex and abstract idea which needs to be visualised and reduced in its complexity.

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Mediating the Nation: Celebrating 6th June in Sweden,ed the day of the Swedish flag. This day was instituted during World War I in 1916. Prior to that, the 6. of June had been celebrated as an unofficial national day since 1893 (see for example Swahn, 1997: 24).

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Difficult Days and National Calendars: Italy, Cultural Trauma and ,, claim being that the definition of a good shared past is a necessary condition for any project about a future good society. If this retrospection is not effectively accomplished, it is the society as a whole that may suffer, and fragmentation — rather than integration — is likely to be produced.

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tested and manipulated, as well as subject to political, cultural and social pressure. It?brings together some of the most recent research on national days and sets it in a comparative context.978-1-349-31468-3978-0-230-25117-5

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