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The Tempest Within: The Origins and Outcomes of Intense National Emotions in Times of National Division
NOTE: This is an early draft. This manuscript has been peer-reviewed and published in Theory and Society. Please access and cite the final version of record at: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11186-024-09553-8 Theories of intense national emotions have focused on affection for the home nation and antagoni
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