Between the Seas

Paci, Deborah

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“…However, this plan was delayed because of the political turmoil that affected France during decolonisation in Algeria. Moreover, its application slowed due to the opposition by the Corsican's growing regionalism (for a summarised account of the evolution of Corsican Regionalism/Nationalism, see Paci, 2023a). As a result, at the end of the 1960s, the difference in infrastructures for tourism between Corsica and Sardinia was great and was recognised in reports by the Corsican delegation that visited Sardinia in 1965 (see ADCS 323 W62).…”

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Beyond National Borders: The troubled relationship between Corsica and Sardinia (1948–2020)

Farinelli

2024

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Corsica and Sardinia are two Mediterranean islands, belonging to two different mainland countries: France and Italy. The islands are separated by the Strait of Bonifacio, which at its narrow point is 13 km wide. This has enabled a bond between the population living on both sides. However, this relationship has progressively been disrupted since the 19th century. The islands can be described as an ‘impeded archipelago’, an island group where existing links were not only removed but also potential new relations have been discouraged. Nevertheless, since the second half of the 20th century, Sardinian and Corsican political and economic elites have tried to establish an island-to-island cooperation. Despite their attempts, it was just in 2016 that the Corsican and Sardinian local governments signed an agreement. This article aims to explore the concept of an impeded archipelago through a detailed analysis of the attempts made to establish an island-to-island relationship, and of the elements that have disrupted this relation, from 1948 to 2020. In doing so, it also provides some reflections on the implications and challenges of a fragmented geography and economy for Island Studies.

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Beyond National Borders: The troubled relationship between Corsica and Sardinia (1948–2020)

Farinelli

2024

Shima

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Between the Seas

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Beyond National Borders: The troubled relationship between Corsica and Sardinia (1948–2020)

Beyond National Borders: The troubled relationship between Corsica and Sardinia (1948–2020)

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