Titlebook: Experiencing Puerto Rican Citizenship and Cultural Nationalism; Jacqueline N. Font-Guzmán Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Natu

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The Subjective Experience of Citizenship and National Identity: An Introduction,lly renounced his US citizenship at the United States Embassy in Caracas. He flew back to Puerto Rico, without confronting immigration obstacles, and demanded a certificate of Puerto Rican citizenship from the Puerto Rico Department of State. He also refused to leave Puerto Rico because it was “his

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A Socio-legal History of Puerto Rico: An Account of Repression, Limited Democratic Participation, abelonging, and national identity, it is indispensable to study the socio-legal and historical events that have taken place in Puerto Rico.. Performativity and experiences are always embedded in events that have antecedents (Herzfeld 2005, 24; see also Díaz Qui?ones 2003, 18). In the case at hand, th

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The Power of Not Wanting: Renouncing US Citizenship, 2001; Starr and Goodale 2002). Law as constitutive does more than regulate society; it also brings to life new relationships and meanings (Sarat and Kearns 1993, 27). Although not deterministic, law can construct cultural national identity to the extent that individuals internalize “l(fā)aw’s meanings”

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Experiencing , through Citizenship,ip as defined by them; and second, on how these experiences reveal meaning and shape the construction of contributors’ cultural national identity. Most of the contributors experienced their cultural national identity by focusing on having a different custom, culture, language, national flag, and any

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The Performativity of , and Citizenship,m to discuss the performativity of cultural national belonging and cultural national identity. Building on Butler’s theory of performativity, I argue that cultural national identity is inscribed in repetitious routine practices of speech and bodily acts already socially accepted (Butler 2006, 191).

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Final Comments,orated territory in which citizens have limited participation in the legal framework devised to govern them. Moreover, I illustrated how Puerto Ricans in this study imagined and experienced a non-sovereign nation. The majority of Puerto Ricans in this study (16 of 19) favors independence and advocat

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Kernfragen der Religionssoziologie,on der neuen Rolle der Religion in der ?ffentlichkeit und Zivilgesellschaft, der Bedeutung der Globalisierung für Religion, der Beziehung zwischen Religion und Politik oder die Bedeutung religi?ser Erfahrung bzw. deren Eingehen in eine Zivilreligion – angesprochen.