Nation, nationality, nationalism and internationalism in Italy, from Cavour to MussoliniCarterN.ingentaconnectHistorical Journal London Cambridge University Press
The image of the ‘Other’, the ‘Them’ can define the ‘Us’ to varying degrees. It can become a core element of self-identificiation and even law, as was the case with, e.g., the application of the racist ‘Caucasian’ condition in US nationality law; but it can also become le...
Chapter 14 Nordic Geographies of Nation and Nationhood Jouni Häkli and Mette Strømsø Introduction Nation, national identity and nationalism are a family of concepts that address some of the most deep-seated aspects of modern social organization globally. They all point at ...
Nationalism is now undisputedly dominant in the world, to the point where the United Nations is the most important international body, virtually every revolution is nationalist, and everyone simply assumes everyone else has a nationality. This dominance is both a result of and a further cause of...
ARTICLE HISTORY Received 29 March 2023; Accepted 13 February 2024 KEYWORDS Religious heritage; nationalism; ethnicity; cultural Christianity; racism; liberalism Introduction In Western Europe, religious belief and church attendance have declined over the past decades. At the same time, cultural ...
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Globalization for National Projects;’ Chiba et al., ‘Globalization, Naturalization and Identity;’ Choi, ‘Running for Korea;’ Ho and Chiu, ‘”Indigenous” or “All Stars;”’ Kim, ‘Why We Cheer For Viktor Ahn;’ Yung et al., ‘Athletic Naturalisation, Nationality and Nationalism.’ ...
内容提示: Chapter 2Language, Nation-Building and IdentityFormation in a Multi-Ethnic SocietyAbstract This chapter def i nes the terms nation, nationality and nationalism partic-ularly in the context of a multi-lingual and multi-ethnic developing country such asMalaysia. It examines ethnic linguistic...
The British prisoners also seem to adapt naturally to life in Ireland, which undermines the significance of their nationality. Bonaparte notes, for instance, that Awkins and Belcher seem so comfortable in their country that they take to it like a “native weed. Furthermore, the Irish soldiers...
In Jordan, for example, she argued that the notion of homeland or nation is not undermined or weakened by tribalism or the existence of multiple tribal identities within the state, but rather that both homeland and nationalism are defined and reinforced by tribalism. In this respect, Caton (...