Springtime of Nations

An irreverent, informative blog about separatism, autonomy, indigenous rights, interethnic conflict, balkanization, and micronationalism—with maps & flags in every article!

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Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Chagossian Diaspora in Sussex Buoyed by London Vow to Examine Resettlement

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Among the many stateless nations to which the British Isles are home— Scots , Welsh , Manx , Orcadians , Cornish , even modern separatist...

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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Tax Hike in Mexican Border Region Sparks Baja California Independence Movement

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Up until a week or so ago, Mexico was the largest country in the world, other than Argentina , with no significant active separatist mov...

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Arkansas Republicans Scramble to Disown Elected Pro-Confederate Colleagues Who Praise Slavery, Genocide

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The good ol’ days in Arkansas, according to some members of its current legislature Members of the Republican Party in Arkansas be...

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Chris Roth: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States; Chris Roth is a social-cultural and linguistic anthropologist with an interest in the symbolic politics of nationalism and ethnicity. He has worked extensively with indigenous groups in northern British Columbia and southeast Alaska and is the author of an ethnography of the Tsimshian Nation.

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