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Campos, a journalist and opinion chief for El Español , writes from a deeply personal and provocative stance. Born in Barcelona, he describes himself as an "anomaly" within his own family of independentists. His style is noted for being sharp and unapologetic, aiming to "strip" the prestige away from nationalism by exposing its populist roots. For further reading or to purchase the book,
In his book La anomalía catalana (Deusto, 2019), Cristian Campos flips the traditional nationalist narrative on its head. While the independentist movement often portrays Spain as an undemocratic "anomaly", Campos argues that the real anomaly is the nationalist ideology itself, which he views as a populism that has fractured Catalan society. Core Themes and Arguments His style is noted for being sharp and
: He defines the "Catalan problem" not as a conflict between Catalonia and Spain, but as an internal conflict between Catalans—specifically between nationalist elites and the Spanish-speaking working and middle classes. Core Themes and Arguments : He defines the