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Mattia Bottino

Mattia Bottino

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Mattia Bottino is Junior Researcher at the Institute for Comparative Federalism of Eurac Research. He holds a MA in International Relations and a BA in Political, Social and International Sciences from the University of Bologna. He has also obtained a Second-level Master’s Degree in participatory processes, communities, and networks of proximity. His research interests include the interplay between deliberative processes and federalism, national minority rights and nationalism studies.

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New prospects for the autonomy of Corsica: between legalist nationalism and armed nationalism Science Blog
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New prospects for the autonomy of Corsica: between legalist nationalism and armed ...

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[IT] L’autonomismo friulano a sessant’anni dall’approvazione dello Statuto speciale della Regione autonoma Friuli-Venezia GiuliaScience Blog
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[IT] L’autonomismo friulano a sessant’anni dall’approvazione dello Statuto speciale ...

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Unpuzzling Paraguay: politics, drug trafficking, indigenist and land strugglesScience Blog
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Unpuzzling Paraguay: politics, drug trafficking, indigenist and land struggles

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Povos indígenas in Brazil: An Assessment on the Bicentenary of Brazilian IndependenceScience Blog
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Povos indígenas in Brazil: An Assessment on the Bicentenary of Brazilian Independence

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Provence and Piedmont: About Multiple, Shifting and Forged IdentitiesScience Blog
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Provence and Piedmont: About Multiple, Shifting and Forged Identities

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The Corsican paradox: a strange superimposition of opposing ideologies Science Blog
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The Corsican paradox: a strange superimposition of opposing ideologies

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