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Ainslie Noble

Ainslie Noble is a researcher for Blue Heron Research Partners. She previously worked as a language instructor and translator, and specializes in European minorities, including the Basques and Catalans.
Calvi Corsica

Macron Promises Corsica Autonomy After Violent Protests

The offer is seen as political calculation by his opponents.

Ainslie NobleAinslie NobleMarch 22, 2022April 22, 2022
Bolzano Italy

South Tyroleans Bide Their Time

Italy’s German speakers welcome a closer relationship with Austria but reject secession — for now.

Ainslie NobleAinslie NobleFebruary 1, 2018November 28, 2021
Bonifacio Corsica France

Corsica Is Not the Next Catalonia

Nationalists have a majority on the island, but they are not demanding independence from France.

Ainslie NobleAinslie NobleDecember 23, 2017November 12, 2021
Perpignan France

Independence Sentiment Aroused in French Catalonia

The referendum in Spain and administrative changes in France have given North Catalans pause.

Ainslie NobleAinslie NobleNovember 21, 2017November 11, 2021
Bilbao Spain

Attitudes in Spain’s Basque Country Mirror Those in Catalonia

Fears of a domino effect are overblown. The Basques have adapted to Spanish rule.

Ainslie NobleAinslie NobleSeptember 22, 2017November 29, 2021

The Val d’Aran: The Minority Within the Catalan Minority

The Aranese, separated from the rest of Catalonia by the Pyrenees, are less supportive of independence.

Ainslie NobleAinslie NobleSeptember 12, 2017December 2, 2021

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