Nacionalisme anglès

Bandera d'Anglaterra
Mapa d'Anglaterra (vermell fosc) dins del Regne Unit (vermell suau)

Nacionalisme anglès és el nom donat al moviment polític nacionalista a Anglaterra que demanda autogovern per a Anglaterra, via devolució del Parlament anglès.[1] Alguns nacionalistes anglesos van més lluny, i tracten d'obtenir el restabliment d'un estat sobirà independent d'Anglaterra, via dissolució del Regne Unit. Anglaterra és un dels països constituents del Regne Unit juntament amb Escòcia, Gal·les i Irlanda del Nord.[2][3][4][5][6]

Referències

  1. The Campaign for an English Parliament http://www.thecep.org.uk/
  2. BBC News Sunday 9 January 2000 English nationalism 'threat to UK' retrieved November 2011
  3. Ben Wellings Political Resistance to European Integration and the foundations of contemporary English nationalism, 61st Annual Political Studies Association Conference, April 2011
  4. The English Democrats call for the immediate withdrawal from the European Union... website of the English Democrats at www.voteenglish.org, retrieved November 2011
  5. O'Toole, Fintan «Brexit is an English nationalist revolution». Irish Times, 24-06-2016.
  6. Hellyer, H.A. «English nationalism needn't be ugly». The Guardian, 29-06-2016.

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