Constitutional Exceptions: Comparative Politics in New Caledonia and Northern Ireland
Though the Caledonian and Irish experiences are widely different, common features call for investigation. In both cases, the question of State allegiance remains a major issue, connected as it is with a colonial past, with cultural, linguistic identities and above all with the sense of belonging or...
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2024-05-01
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| description | Though the Caledonian and Irish experiences are widely different, common features call for investigation. In both cases, the question of State allegiance remains a major issue, connected as it is with a colonial past, with cultural, linguistic identities and above all with the sense of belonging or not to one or the other nation. In both cases it is becoming a matter of emergency to find new compromises, in New Caledonia in the wake of the referenda on self-determination, and in Northern Ireland, as Brexit represents a threat to the whole process that led to peaceful politics. |
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| title | Constitutional Exceptions: Comparative Politics in New Caledonia and Northern Ireland |
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| title_short | Constitutional Exceptions: Comparative Politics in New Caledonia and Northern Ireland |
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