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See our new book link.springer.com/book/10.1057%2… @PalgraveSoc on how the rise of resentful English nationalism takes effect in Wales #brexit #GE2017
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Robin Mann
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Robin Mann
@RobinMann01
Senior Lecturer in Sociology @BangorSocSci and Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research, Data and Methods (WISERD)
Llanfairfechan, Wales Katılım Aralık 2010
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New paper on social determinants of Covid vaccine uptake published in @socscimed with colleagues at @BangorUni @UKCPH and @PublicHealthW. (@DanielRhysThom1 @RobinMann01 @GabuljahS plus others not on here)
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The @BritishAcademy_ have published our report from the project they kindly funded: Covid and the Coalfield: Vaccine Hesitance in Wales and Appalachia thebritishacademy.ac.uk/documents/3747… with @DanielRhysThom1 from @PublicHealthW @RobinMann01 from @BangorUni & April Young from @UKCPH 1/
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@ndabrams By PI status alone then yes, but of course the PI could be who is writing the paper
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It's just been explained that it's widely understood that project leader is in last position. Is that right?
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What’s the etiquette for the order of names on a multiply-authored paper arising from a grant bid?
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@ndabrams In my experience 1st named is who takes lead/does most work writing the paper followed by a-z.
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Great to see this paper using the National Survey for Wales out there @WISERDNews @SHiLSSBU
Chris Saville@cwnsaville
New paper out with @RobinMann01 in @socscimed looking at whether being a minority in your local area in terms of your social class is a risk factor for poorer mental health, using Bourdieu's model of class /1 @PsychBangor #epitwitter sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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An important day exploring global connections of Welsh copper to slavery and empire @corinne_fowler @rcccymru @BLMCymru @BHCymru365
Corinne Fowler@corinne_fowler
Today historian Dr.@mariangwyn showed me Parys Mountain & told me the history of copper, smelted into manillas, ingots & other items to exchange for enslaved Africans. Amlwych Port was also part of the global slavery system: copper out, sugar/tobacco & other commodities in
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The BBC World Service Radio interviewed me yesterday as a research expert regarding the recent political events in Chile. You can hear my comments from minute 19. Happy to contribute to the debate from @WISERDNews, @BangorUni, and @CamSociology. @BBCWorld
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w1…
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With relevance to #Brexit, we suggest that English nationalist and Eurosceptic elites achieve resonance with older, white, English people's anxieties over a perceived softening of national boundaries and the need to re-affirm these boundaries.
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We show how actors make discursive connections between everyday concerns (standing on your own two feet, taking responsibility), political boundaries ( border/immigration control, governing yourself), and historical ideas about ‘Britain standing alone’ in the world.
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Very pleased to have contributed with Steve Fenton to this
special issue of Anthropological Notebooks devoted to the 50th
anniversary of Fredrik Barth’s ‘Ethnic groups and boundaries’. Available open access:
drustvo-antropologov.si/AN/2019_1_eng.…
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@DavidKnowlesy @CLeddyOwen Yes the distinction is important. I don’t buy the left behind thesis. I think we underestimate how important a sense of national belonging is, for all kinds of politics
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As @CLeddyOwen in his book has rightly argued the role of nationalism has not been properly attended to within Brexit analyses
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@LobsterMagazine @tcgriffin Full blown political English nationalism is a matter for debate and there is a difference between nationalism “proper” and popular nationalist sentiments in my view. But I would argue that the tories now are the closest they have been to being an English nationalist party.
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Eg references to values and social conservatism have been made in relation to winning/losing Labour “heartlands”. But Tories didn’t win the Labour heartlands in S Wales nor the former in Scotland
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@LobsterMagazine @tcgriffin Full blown political English nationalism is a matter for debate and there is a difference between nationalism “proper” and popular nationalist sentiments in my view. But I would argue that the tories now are the closest they have been to being an English nationalist party.
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@RobinMann01 @tcgriffin Is there a real English nationalism, though?
Outside a rabble like the EDL the answer looks like no. Even the most overtly right-wing nationalist party on the scene is the British NP.
But there is a sense of Britain as a union run by England. England is the UK's "holy ghost."
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1 Given the strength of Scottish Indy and the emergent Welsh Indy as responses to the rise of right wing English nationalism, there is the question of whether a progressive English nationalism might emerge.
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