What can emotions tell us about the resurgence of nationalism? Some notes from London 2012

Nora Siklodi; Niklas Rolf; Mark Pope

What can emotions tell us about the resurgence of nationalism? Some notes from London 2012

Nora Siklodi, Niklas Rolf, Mark Pope

Centre for European & International Studies Research

St Mary's University, Twickenham

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Abstract

The London 2012 Olympics, although only four years ago, already represent a very different time politically, coming as they did before IndyRef, Brexit and the election of Donald Trump. But, argue Mark Pope, Jan Niklas Rolf and Nora Siklodi roots of our current political climate could be seen at the time of the Olympics, even if they espoused a rhetoric of international liberalism that appears quite distanced.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	LSE British Politics and Policy Blog
Publication status	Published - 2016

Keywords

Nationalism
Discourse
Emotions
Olympics

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