Scott Horton
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October 6, 2017 – Thomas Harrington on Catalonia’s push for independence – Episode 4522
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February 6, 2018
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as posted by the channelThomas Harrington joins Scott to discuss his latest article on Catalonia for Antiwar.com “Last Sunday In Catalonia: Pirates 1, The Invincible Armada 0.” Harrington breaks down the history of Catalonia, how we’ve gotten to where we are today, and what the vote means for Catalonia and Spain. Harrington also explains who stands to gain from Catalonian independence and who doesn’t. Ultimately, despite the brewing conflict, Harrington has some optimism that negotiation and a peaceful settlement will still be the outcome.
Thomas Harrington is professor of Hispanic Studies at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut and the author of Public Intellectuals and Nation Building in the Iberian Peninsula, 1900–1925: The Alchemy of Identity.
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Episode 4522Thomas HarringtonThe Invincible ArmadaSpain HarringtonHispanic StudiesTrinity CollegeHartford ConnecticutPublic Intellectuals
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