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Banal Globalism vs. Electronic Nationalism, National Culture and Internet
Following the introduction of the term "banal nationalism" by Michael Billig in 1995, scholars began to speak of other banal ideologies such as globalism, Americanism, and Europeanism. These formations operate on a symbolic level within the mass media and articulate a performative ideal and a superficial sense of identity within certain groups.
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“Banal” Europeanized national public spheres?
International Journal of Communication (IJoC), 2018 Sarikakis, Katharine +2 more
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Introduction: The Persistence of Banal Nationalism
, 2017 The introduction puts the work of Billig’s Banal Nationalism into context. It briefly traces its origins and discusses its key argument: nationalism is a dominant discursive register because it pervasively‚ but unconsciously populates our everyday space and time.
Marco Antonsich, Michael Skey
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Reproducing the Nation: `Banal Nationalism' in the Turkish Press
Media, Culture and Society, 2000Nationalism is an elusive concept, resisting all attempts at formulating an allembracing definition. Despite this Janus-faced character, however, the literature on nationalism abounds with definitions and theories designed to explain its rise. In a groundbreaking study, Michael Billig (1995) challenges the orthodox conceptions of nationalism and ...
Arus Yumul, Umut Özkirimli
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Banal nationalism and soap opera
, 2012 As Michael Billig (1995) argues, nationalism does not die with the establishment of relatively stable nation states- it changes from a ‘hot’ to a ‘banal’ form. In this multidisciplinary and multiperspectival study, I study nationalism (specifically Hindu nationalism or Hindutva) in its banal form within popular culture, specifically prime time ...
Chakrabarti, Santanu, 1977-
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Designing the Nation. Banknotes, Banal Nationalism and Alternative Conceptions of the State
Political Geography, 2011Abstract This paper explores the relationship between national iconography, banal nationalism and conceptions of the state. It begins by reviewing scholarship on visual culture associated with official products of the state: namely, stamps and money.
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Contexts, 2011
Subtle or overt, popular imagery and language serve as daily reminders of our nationality, a sentiment that can be easily politicized.
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Subtle or overt, popular imagery and language serve as daily reminders of our nationality, a sentiment that can be easily politicized.
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Banal Nationalism, National Anthems, and Peace
Peace Review, 2017The most recent report of the Global Peace Index (GPI) notes that global peace has remained relatively stable since the last report, but has declined over the past eight years, indicating that the ...
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