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A National Theory of Civic Duty

2022
This chapter addresses why some people feel a sense of civic duty to engage, contribute, and even sacrifice for their democracies while others do not. It analyzes the approach to why people feel a sense of civic duty to their democracies, which focuses on the role of national belonging.
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History, Civics and National Consciousness

Citizenship, Social and Economics Education, 1997
To the question — ‘What is the purpose of History?’— the author of this essay replies that for a long time its main aim has been to pass on ‘une conscience nationale’ (a national consciousness), an awareness of nationhood, and that this is what was meant by ’éducation civique‘, i.e. the creation of good, patriotic citizens.
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Beyond the Opposition: Civic Nation versus Ethnic Nation

Canadian Journal of Philosophy Supplementary Volume, 1996
The political and scientific debate surrounding the concepts of nation, ethnicity, and nationalism is so deeply loaded with values and passions that it should be the sociologist's highest priority to define those terms as precisely as possible in order to distinguish a new debate from the common discourse and to subject the definitions to scrutiny.
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Civic and ethnic nationalism in Pakistan.

2022
In this thesis, Pakistan's experience with nationalism is studied by highlighting the interplay of civic, ethnic, and religious nationalism. This study also focuses on understanding education's role in creating a shared nationalism. This thesis has employed Gellner's well-developed argument on nationalism, his zones of nationalism to examine civic ...
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Challenging the Civic Nation

2012
This thesis is a critical examination of civic nationalism that focuses on the disconnect between nationalist ideology and the social bases of nationhood, and the implications that this disconnect has for the feasibility of civic nationalism as a policy prescription for issues such as intra-state nationalist conflict and immigrant integration.
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The myth of the civic nation

Critical Review, 1996
Abstract The idea of a purely civic nationalism has attracted Western scholars, most of whom rightly disdain the myths that sustain ethnonationalist theories of political community. Civic nationalism is particularly attractive to many Americans, whose peculiar national heritage encourages the delusion that their mutual association is based solely on ...
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From Nationalism to Civicism

New Perspectives Quarterly, 2012
DANIEL A. BELL, AVNER DE‐SHALIT
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The evolution of the civic–ethnic distinction as a partial success story: Lessons for the nationalism–patriotism distinction

Nations and Nationalism, 2023
Eunike Piwoni
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The history of the dichotomy of civic Western and ethnic Eastern nationalism

National Identities, 2022
Peter Bugge
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Is it really about values? Civic nationalism and migrant integration

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2020
Stephen J Larin
exaly