Evidence from nationalist movements in Scotland and Northern Ireland show that pragmatism and the ability to adapt are key to electoral success, and that nationalism is still a potent political force

Peter McLoughlin; Eve Hepburn

Evidence from nationalist movements in Scotland and Northern Ireland show that pragmatism and the ability to adapt are key to electoral success, and that nationalism is still a potent political force

School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics

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Original language	English
Type	Blog entry
Media of output	British Politics and Policy at LSE blog
Publisher	LSE British Politics and Policy blog
Publication status	Published - 21 Oct 2011

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