vol 21. n°56 | 2023
Nation and nationalism in Scotland: Cultural and Political Identity
This issue explores how cultural identity and political nationalism have related to each other over the course of Scotland’s history. Through a series of detailed studies, we examine the roots of political and cultural nationalism and consider how their expressions have changed from the Middle Ages through to the present. By viewing these phenomena over a long period, we highlight long-term changes in the way they relate to each other, challenging interpretations of nationalism that see the political and cultural realms as straightforwardly equivalent and mutually supportive. In doing so, we hope to contribute to a more nuanced approach to both historical and contemporary nationalisms, with their complex and ever-evolving interrelations of social, cultural, political and economic factors.
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Introduction [Full text]
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Forging a Scottish Identity: Otherness, Architecture and Military Traditions
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Réflexions sur l’antidote écossais au xve siècle
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L’architecture écossaise au prisme du politique : reproduction, renouveau et restauration
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Nemo me impune lacessit or Ne obliviscaris? Le soldat des Highlands dans les débats parlementaires britanniques (xviiie-xxie siècles)
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Nationality, particularity and autonomy: the contemporary Scottish experience
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Le Scottish National Party et les aspects économiques du nationalisme : du pétrole aux énergies renouvelables ?
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Le mouvement indépendantiste écossais : mouvement nationaliste ou national ?
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« Ces groupes d’îles sont différents » : identité et réforme constitutionnelle dans les îles Orcades et Shetland, 1966-1990
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