Sub-State Nationalism

Focusing on the rise of indigenous, ethnic, and national groups seeking political self-determination, this book offers a comparative analysis of how various Western democracies respond to these movements. It categorizes the political influence of sub-state national groups within multinational contexts, featuring case studies from Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and the USA. The work explores both the empirical aspects of these groups' political voice and the theoretical implications for understanding group rights and representation in democratic societies.