Great Britain

Focusing on the evolution of national identity in Great Britain over nine centuries, the book examines changing attitudes toward the nation state amidst the rise of regional assemblies in Scotland and Wales. Professor Robbins analyzes the development and potential fragmentation of Britishness, exploring how various groups have maintained their distinct national and regional identities throughout history. This timely survey offers insights into the complexities of British identity and the forces shaping contemporary views on nationalism.