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Publications by Alexander Thomas T. Smith
Relocating the British Subject: Ethnographic Encounters With Identity Politics and Nationalism During the 2014 Scottish Independence Referendum
Sociological Review
Sociology
Political Science
Making (A) Difference: Paperwork and the Political Machine
Anthropology in Action
Anthropology
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Nationalism and Normality: A Comment on the Scottish Independence Referendum
Dialectical Anthropology
Anthropology
Arts
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Deciding Whose Future? Challenges and Opportunities of the Scottish Independence Referendum 2014 for Scotland and Beyond
Political Geography
Development
Sociology
Planning
Political Science
Geography
History
Voters’ Online Information Behaviour and Response to Campaign Content During the Scottish Referendum on Independence
International Journal of Information Management
Marketing
Information Systems
Information Sciences
Computer Networks
Library
Communications
Management
Management Information Systems
Artificial Intelligence
Fraud, Plot, or Collective Delusion? Social Media and Perceptions of Electoral Misconduct in the 2014 Scottish Independence Referendum
Election Law Journal: Rules, Politics, and Policy
Law
Opinion Dynamics: Kinetic Modelling With Mass Media, Application to the Scottish Independence Referendum
Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications
Statistics
Condensed Matter Physics
Probability
Influence and Authority of Information Sources in the Highlands : Exploring the Immigration Debate During the Scottish Independence Referendum
Quest for Scottish Independence in James Robertson’s Short Fiction on the Eve of the Referendum
Facta Universitatis, Series: Linguistics and Literature
Stakeholder Citizenship: The Complexities of Polish Migrants’ Citizenship Attachments in the Context of the Scottish Independence Referendum
Citizenship Studies
Development
Planning
International Relations
Political Science
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Displacing Identity Politics Relocating Sites of Representation in the Work of Jin-Me Yoon
