Bøger af Yehuda Cohen

Do you want to know what is the meaning of the British EU referendum? A new study explains its motivation. Buy now this booklet and read the synopsis of the most reliable research about the British, thus getting a profound academic perspective of a probable future of the UK after the British EU referendum this month! This booklet is based on a comprehensive review of more than 1,500 years that has yielded a cogent understanding of the British national identity and its relationship with the European Union. This synopsis, of the original full academic book, adjusted to the savant reader, offers you a quick glance of the whole of both the English and British national history. Being a part of a much broader research project about ten major collectives within the European Union, this research aspect about the British deciphers the riddle of the uniqueness of the British national identity that was found to be the only viable state-nationality among these collectives: the Germans, French, Spanish, Italians, British, Dutch, Polish, Hungarians, Bulgarians and the Swedes, in the current post-nationality era in Europe. Striking answers to some of the most relevant questions surrounding this referendum are included in a special appendix which was devised exclusively for this synopsis' readers. It begins with the following paragraph: "...On 26 May 2014, elections to the European Union parliament took place and Europe was shocked by the success of right-wing national parties supporting their national states' secession from the EU. The most successful was the UK's Independence Party (UKIP), closely followed by France's Front National led by Marine le Pen. Meditating upon these results, one may ask specifically whether Britain's future in the EU may be differentiated from that of France and - a more comprehensive query - may the future of the EU itself be predicted." If you want to be informed about the meaning of the British EU referendum - there is a new study that explains the motivations affecting it. Buy it now! while the special price, available before the referendum, is in effect! Attention: On the occasion of the coming British referendum we are offering a special price for the UK only! Buy this book in a paperback format or download it instantly in a Kindle format or buy both for the price of the paperback! You can also buy the full academic volume, and other volumes in the series (hardcover & paperback) by visiting our website at: www.priestspublishing.com

"Yehuda Cohen's aim is nothing less than to lay before us a full and detailed account of both the origins and prospect of British national identity and religious heritage. By charting with great skill and amazing erudition the evolution of British nationality from antiquity to the present, the author shows us Britain's unique place and role in the European Union." Prof. Avihu Zakai, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, author of Exile and Kingdom: History and Apocalypse in the Puritan Migration to America (Cambridge University Press). In the series: A Post- or Super-Nationality in the European Union The series' purpose is to discover the true level of national identity within the European Union - whether specific state-nationality prevails, whether that nationality is solid and, if not, whether a consolidated process of pan-European nationality is taking the place of the state-nationality system. The series deals with ten groups: the Germans, the French, the Spanish, the Italians, the Dutch, the British, the Polish, the Hungarians, the Bulgarians, and the Swedes, and explains behavioral patterns within each group, how those were created, in what way history shaped each unique group, and what future role those groups may play in the European Union. This volume is about the British. Its conclusions suggest that the British are unique among the ten groups: living on their island, they feel aloof from the Europeans, they have strong memories of their past empire, and they feel proud of their monarchy that symbolizes their glorious past - a feeling that strengthened them in times of peril during two World Wars. Thus the British do not seem inclined to exchange their identity for European nationality and economy, and they alone of the ten groups may eventually leave the EU in order to retain their identity. For all volumes of the series (hardcover & paperback) kindly check the publisher's website: www.priestspublishing.com