Citizenship After the Nation State

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The book critiques the common reliance on the 'nation-state' as the primary unit of analysis in postwar social science. It presents unique data gathered from 14 regions in five European countries, examining how citizens articulate and pursue collective goals at both regional and national levels. This exploration highlights the complexities of identity and governance beyond traditional state boundaries, offering insights into regional dynamics and citizen engagement in the contemporary socio-political landscape.