Jens Norrby
Doctoral Student
Department of Literature, History of Ideas, andAbout Jens Norrby
I have been a PhD candidate since 2016. My research concerns one of the groups that first pondered on United Kingdom's future beyond the Empire: the British federalists. In the period beginning with the founding of the first federalist organisation in 1894 and ending with the founding of the Commonealth of Nations in 1949, I study the ideas of federalists and federalist organisations on the country's post-imperial options and allies. During a period when United Kingdom went from being the 'workshop of the world' to one political power among many, these questions presented serious challenges to the self-understanding of both the Union as a whole and its individual nations.
Some of my fields of interests are British history, European history, questions of national self-understanding, the decline of the British Empire and Brexit.
-
United Kingdom: A Member that Never Found its Role in
Europe
Jens Norrby
Linda Berg (red.), Contested Community - 2020 -
From imperial discussion to transnational debate. The Commonwealth journal The Round Table and the Indo-Pakistani partition,
1947–1957
Jens Norrby
History of European Ideas - 2020 -
För irländarna står freden på spel i
Brexit
Jens Norrby
Göteborgs- Posten - 2019 -
Englands historia förklarar Theresa Mays
misslyckande
Jens Norrby
Göteborgsposten - 2019 -
David Hume som politisk
teori
Jens Norrby
Salongen.no - 2018