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Brexit: Reuniting the generations

Brexit: Reuniting the generations

How can we respond to what has been widely referred to as the ‘generational divide’ on Brexit?
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Five ideas for the new Prime Minister

Five ideas for the new Prime Minister

Hi, Boris! Congratulations on your new role as Prime Minister.
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Lessons for a second referendum

Lessons for a second referendum

Would a second referendum learn from the failings of the 2016 vote?
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Beyond Brexit: Bridging divides in our everyday lives

Beyond Brexit: Bridging divides in our everyday lives

With so many political challenges requiring intergenerational dialogue, it is crucial we have a foundation of trust.
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Protest or Persuasion? How to reunite the country

Protest or Persuasion? How to reunite the country

Love it or hate it, we are having to see our politics through the prism of Brexit.
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A new brand for modern Britain?

A new brand for modern Britain?

Ok Britain, we need to get it together.
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Britishness: The millennial perspective

Britishness: The millennial perspective

National identity is ultimately a fluid, evolving concept, shaped and formed by the people who self-define as part of a nation.
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Do we need to rebrand Britishness?

Do we need to rebrand Britishness?

In times of political upheaval, visual language has had a strong part to play in national discourse.
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A user guide to Britishness: Behaviours and social rituals

A user guide to Britishness: Behaviours and social rituals

Ask an academic about identity and the nation and they’ll probably refer to themes of power, race, language or borders.
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National identity, shared memories and ‘everyday nostalgia’

National identity, shared memories and ‘everyday nostalgia’

Nostalgia can become divise but can also be the source of humour and help us empathise with others.
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