August 16, 2025PoliticsOpen Access

The crown in crisis? Britain’s royal ontological (in)security in the post-Brexit age

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Britain’s royal family enhances national identity, but also reveals tensions in post-Brexit times.
Royal events include the Queen’s funeral and Harry and Meghan’s wedding, spotlighting national anxieties.
Utilizing a cultural analysis, this article examines the monarchy's role as a soft power tool.
This exploration underscores contradictions in Britain’s identity, indicating ongoing concerns about its global status.

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This analysis reveals how royal events shape national identity in Britain, highlighting tensions between multicultural aspirations and colonial legacy.

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Browning et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals how royal events shape national identity in Britain, highlighting tensions between multicultural aspirations and colonial legacy.

The crown in crisis? Britain’s royal ontological (in)security in the post-Brexit age

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The crown in crisis? Britain’s royal ontological (in)security in the post-Brexit age

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