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After the UDI
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The Catalan parliament’s declaration of independence had a profound and enduring impact, even if it did not result in the creation of an independent state. More than four years after it had been adopted, the declaration continued to polarize the politics of Spain and Catalonia. The chapter explores political developments in Catalonia, and Spain, in the wake of the failed secessionist attempt, assessing the halting efforts of the Spanish government to fashion a political accommodation of Catalonia and tracing how this effort has been undermined by forces within the state that remain loyal to the ideal of a single Spanish nation.
Title: After the UDI
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The Catalan parliament’s declaration of independence had a profound and enduring impact, even if it did not result in the creation of an independent state.
More than four years after it had been adopted, the declaration continued to polarize the politics of Spain and Catalonia.
The chapter explores political developments in Catalonia, and Spain, in the wake of the failed secessionist attempt, assessing the halting efforts of the Spanish government to fashion a political accommodation of Catalonia and tracing how this effort has been undermined by forces within the state that remain loyal to the ideal of a single Spanish nation.
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