Plurinational Democracy

The book delves into the complexities of transnational integration and its impact on the nation-state, highlighting the emergence of stateless nationalisms and the need for new frameworks for their accommodation. It advocates for a profound reexamination of sovereignty and statehood in light of the dual demands for national recognition and democratic governance. Through the lens of four plurinational states—United Kingdom, Spain, Belgium, and Canada—as well as the European Union, the author explores the challenges and implications of plurinationalism.