And are these people in the midst of the sovereign nation by any chance slaves? Liberalism, nation and people
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Liberalism, Spain, reform, integration, citizenship, people, nationAbstract
The author analyzes the alternative imagined by liberal to the political exclusion of the «people» and the channels of inclusion that kept the links between the nation and the people through reformist proposals. She emphasizes the integration capacity of liberal political culture, which was initially based on an image of an egalitarian society of citizens.
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Copyright (c) 2010 María Cruz Romeo Mateo
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