This study consisted in undertaking a bibliographical search within the Web of Science Core
Collection from January 1900 to December 2020. A total of 637 publications were identified …

In 2019 alone, Spanish citizens went to the polls at least four times–two general elections,
European elections, local elections and, for some, regional elections. Moreover, in the 2016 …

Does the Russian war in Ukraine presage a change in the rules of the game for
secessionisms around the globe? In this article, we explore how the Russian war in Ukraine …

Why did the territorial conflict between the governments of Catalonia and Spain escalate to
the point of extreme institutional disruption in October 2017? The present article explains …

This book provides a general theory of democratic inclusion for the present world. It presents
an original contribution to our understanding of the democratic ideal by explaining how …

National or supranational consultations on general policy questions are unusual
phenomena. Nevertheless, they seem to play an important role in the political life of the …

The tensions between centralization and autonomy inherent in territorial conflicts can give
rise to entrenched positions and stalemate. This Federalism Monitor article describes an …

Are secessionisms from and within the EU comparable? What motivates them and to what
extent do they pose similar challenges to EU territorial governance? This article addresses …

This article explores the strategic functions of independence referendums. These
referendums are normally framed as popular decisions on statehood over a certain territory …

Recent work on secession foregrounds the loss of autonomy in explaining support for
independence. These theories imply that objective institutional shifts possess inherent …