Disunited Kingdom: How the Government's Community Cohesion Agenda Undermines British Identity and Nationhood
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Disunited Kingdom: How the Government's Community Cohesion Agenda Undermines British Identity and Nationhood

by David Conway

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David Conway examines how the government’s community cohesion agenda may reshape British identity and nationhood. Disunited Kingdom considers the relationship between public policy, community belonging, and the idea of a shared national identity, raising questions about how unity is understood in a changing United Kingdom.

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Disunited Kingdom examines the relationship between government policy, community cohesion, and British identity.

David Conway considers how an agenda intended to promote cohesion may influence ideas of nationhood and shared belonging.

The book explores tensions between collective national identity and approaches that emphasize separate communities within the United Kingdom.

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