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Sub-state nationalism and its other(s): mediated identities in Friuli
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Il continente europeo sta attualmente vivendo una rinascita dei movimenti nazionalisti che si stanno infiltrando nella politica mainstream e nella società degli stati-nazione. Allo stesso tempo, le nazioni substatali stanno complicando la lotta per il potere e l’identità nazionale con i loro particolari programmi politici ed identitari. Questo articolo esplora la questione considerando il sostanzioso caso del Friuli, una nazione sub-statale nel nord-est dell’Italia, analizzando come i media locali costruiscono, sviluppano e negoziano l’identità friulana in relazione all’Europa, lo Stato italiano e le altre comunità sub-statali.
The European continent is currently experiencing a resurgence of nationalist movements that are infiltrating into mainstream politics and society. Sub-state nations are complicating this national power and identity struggle with their own specific agendas negotiated against and through the nation-state and the supranational frameworks. This explorative article considers the rich case study of Friuli, a sub-state nation in the north-east of Italy, and it analyzes how local media construct, develop, and negotiate the Friulian identity in relation to Europe, the Italian nation-state and other sub-state communities.
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