TEMPESTADE NA XÍCARA DE CHÁ: O NACIONALISMO DE PERFIL CONSERVADOR E O CONTROLE DE FRONTEIRAS NACIONAIS NA CAMPANHA PELO BREXIT
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2021-03-29
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Figlino, Beatriz
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Albuquerque, José Lindomar Coelho
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Dissertação de mestrado
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Essa pesquisa analisa a ascensão do nacionalismo britânico de perfil conservador no contexto da campanha pela saída do Reino Unido da União Europeia (“Brexit”) em 2016. A partir da intersecção entre nacionalismo britânico e as políticas de controle de fronteiras nacionais, verifica-se que a identidade britânica se alicerça em elementos etnocêntricos e racistas historicamente construídos que desencadearam em posições políticas contra a presença de imigrantes no contexto contemporâneo. Destarte, compreende-se de que maneira tal nacionalismo articula e fomenta políticas de fronteira restritivas ao responsabilizar determinados tipos de imigrantes pelo agravamento da crise social britânica. Para isso, essa pesquisa utiliza-se de bibliografia produzida no Reino Unido e de reportagens veiculadas pelo jornal britânico The Daily Express, cujo posicionamento político é tendencioso a valores nacionalistas e de extrema-direita, além de possuir ligações diretas com membros do partido que tomou frente na campanha pelo Brexit, o UKIP (Partido pela Independência do Reino Unido).
This research analyzes the rise of British nationalism with a conservative profile in the context of the campaign for the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union (“Brexit”) in 2016. From the intersection between British nationalism and national border control policies, it is possible to verify that British identity is based on historically constructed ethnocentric and racist elements that triggered political positions against the presence of immigrants in the contemporary context. Thus, it is understood how such nationalism articulates and fosters restrictive border policies by making certain types of immigrants responsible for the worsening of the British social crisis. For this purpose, this research uses bibliography produced in the United Kingdom and reports published by the British newspaper The Daily Express, whose political position is biased towards nationalist and extreme right values, in addition to having direct links with members of the party that took ahead in the Brexit campaign, the UKIP (UK Independence Party).
This research analyzes the rise of British nationalism with a conservative profile in the context of the campaign for the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union (“Brexit”) in 2016. From the intersection between British nationalism and national border control policies, it is possible to verify that British identity is based on historically constructed ethnocentric and racist elements that triggered political positions against the presence of immigrants in the contemporary context. Thus, it is understood how such nationalism articulates and fosters restrictive border policies by making certain types of immigrants responsible for the worsening of the British social crisis. For this purpose, this research uses bibliography produced in the United Kingdom and reports published by the British newspaper The Daily Express, whose political position is biased towards nationalist and extreme right values, in addition to having direct links with members of the party that took ahead in the Brexit campaign, the UKIP (UK Independence Party).
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Figlino, Beatriz