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Class and Majority English Identities,trality of class and racism for English nationalism, beginning with the work of Tom Nairn. This is contrasted with recent scholarship on English nationhood which argues for a more pluralistic understanding of English identities. The second part of the chapter then presents material from qualitative

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The Politics of English Identity and Nationalism,ar consensus and the emergence of resentment politics have created space for a kind of English nationalism. We examine the ways in which English national identity has been presented (or ignored) in British political parties and the patterns of English identity found in recent research. We also discu

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The Nationalist Alternative: Nation and Class in Scotland,in by providing an historical context for how the idea of Scottish national autonomy developed within the context of the British state. We then discuss the effect of economic changes on the political identities and values of a Scottish working class, whose livelihoods, up to the latter part of the t

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Wales, Nationalism and the Politics of Resentment, a devolved Welsh government has seen support for the Labour Party in elections in Wales fall dramatically, in line with the rest of the UK. Unlike the Scottish National Party in Scotland, however, Plaid Cymru has not been able to capitalise on Labour’s decline. Rather, the post-devolution period ha

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Class and Majority English Identities,interviews with ethnic majority people in England. Three empirical themes are examined: shame and embarrassment, exclusivity, and popular pride. The prevalence of these themes, it is argued, poses a question mark against an emerging progressive form of English identity.