ISSN 2754-0804
Vol. 58, Issue 2, 2019December 31, 2019 BST
Union States, Civil Society and National Symbols in the Nineteenth Century: Comparing United Kingdoms
Union States, Civil Society and National Symbols in the Nineteenth Century: Comparing United Kingdoms
Articles in Vol. 58, Issue 2, 2019
Vol. 58, Issue 2, 2019
- ForewordElettra CarboneRuth Hemstad
- Freedom of Expression in the Nordic Countries 1815–1914: Theory and PracticeLars Björne
- Freedom of Expression in Nineteenth Century England: Weak in Principle, Robust in PracticeEric Barendt
- Jeremy Bentham on Freedom of the Press, Public Opinion, and Good GovernmentPhilip Schofield
- Union States, Civil Society and National Symbols in the Nineteenth Century: Comparing United KingdomsAlvin Jackson
- The United Kingdoms of Norway and Sweden and the United Kingdom of the Netherlands 1814–1830: Comparative Perspectives on Politics of Amalgamation and Nation BuildingRuth Hemstad
- National Revanchism at a Critical Juncture: Sweden’s Near-Involvement in the Crimean War as a Study in Swedish NationalismMart Kuldkepp
- Utopia of the North: Scandinavia’s Presence at the Educational Exhibition in London, July 1854Merethe Roos
- The Cheerful Danes: Henry Clarke Barlow’s ‘Revelation of a Writing-Case’ (1856) on CopenhagenElettra Carbone
Jackson, Alvin. 2019. “Union States, Civil Society and National Symbols in the Nineteenth Century: Comparing United Kingdoms.” Scandinavica 58 (2): 58–75. https://doi.org/10.54432/scand/CCKO7577.