ISSN 1715-2593
Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2014May 01, 2014 CST
The Role of the Political System in Shaping Island Nationalism: A Case-Study Examination of Puerto Rico and Newfoundland
The Role of the Political System in Shaping Island Nationalism: A Case-Study Examination of Puerto Rico and Newfoundland
Valérie Vézina,
Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2014
Vol. 9, Issue 1, 2014
- The Uses of Islands in the Production of the Southern European Migration BorderNathalie Bernardie-TahirCamille Schmoll
- Multi-levelling and Externalizing Migration and Asylum: Lessons From the Southern European IslandsAnna Triandafyllidou
- Managing Migration, Scaling Sovereignty on IslandsJenna M. LoydAlison Mountz
- Opening Up the Island: A ‘Counter-Islandness’ Approach to Migration in MaltaNathalie Bernardie-TahirCamille Schmoll
- Islands and the Offshoring Possibilities and Strategies of Contemporary States: Insights On/for the Migration Phenomenon on Europe’s Southern FlankGodfrey Baldacchino
- Alderney: Gambling, Bitcoin and the Art of UnorthodoxyJohn Connell
- Community Sustainability in the Year-Round Islands of MaineSamuel A. McReynolds
- The Role of the Political System in Shaping Island Nationalism: A Case-Study Examination of Puerto Rico and NewfoundlandValérie Vézina
- On the Rationality of Manx CrabsTove Ahlbom
- A Small Separate Fatherland of Our Own: Regional History Writing and Regional Identity on Islands in the Baltic SeaJanne Holmén
- Not Continents in Miniature: Islands as EcotonesJohn R. Gillis
- Island Studies Journal 9(1), Book ReviewsIsland Studies Journal
- Island Studies Journal 9(1), Exhibit ReviewIsland Studies Journal
Vézina, V. (2014). The Role of the Political System in Shaping Island Nationalism: A Case-Study Examination of Puerto Rico and Newfoundland. Island Studies Journal, 9(1), 103–122. https://doi.org/10.24043/isj.296