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This research is purposed to procure representation about correlations between civic education courses with the students’ insight into nationalism and the students’ spirit of nationalism in STKIP Garut.
Fitri Silvia Sofyan, Dadang Sundawa
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: Civic nationalism in the Syrian revolutionary press
Published online: 14 December 2021Scholarship on the Syrian conflict has too often reduced the analysis of political behaviour to the causal variable of sectarianism and therefore overlooked the role of other identities sustaining mobilization since 2011.
CHEVÉE, Adélie, Adélie Chevée
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The black-and-white world: Towards the history of dual typologies of nationalism [PDF]
Attempts at formulating a dichotomous classification of nations and nationalisms have proliferated in the relevant literature over a long period of time. In this study some of the most influential instances of dual typologies of nationalisms are selected
Subotić Milan
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Comparing civic competence among European youth: composite and domain-specific indicators using IEA civic education study data [PDF]
Addressing the European Union monitoring of civic competence, this article presents a composite indicator of civic competence and four domain indicators. The data usedare from the 1999 IEA Civic Education study of 14-year-olds in school.
Hoskins, Bryony Louise +8 more
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L’essor du nationalisme civique au pays de Galles(années 1960-années 1990) : quelques réflexions
It is often taken for granted that, in Wales, over the last fifty years or so, ethnic nationalism, which is culture-based, has given way to a more open, democratic form of nationalism, ie.
Didier Revest
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Discussion on the Familiar Contrast Between Civic and Ethnic Nationalism [PDF]
According to Yack (1996), “I am sceptical about this familiar contrast between civic and ethnic nationalism”. Indeed, as time goes by, there are discrepancies. In this article, I would discuss this frequently employed distinction between civic and ethnic
WANG, Wenjing
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Spanish nationalism: ethnic or civic?
In recent years, it has been a common complaint among scholars to acknowledge the lack of research on Spanish nationalism. This article addresses the gap by giving an historical overview of ‘ethnic’ and ‘civic’ Spanish nationalist discourses during the ...
Quiroga Fernández De Soto, Alejandro +1 more
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‘Dominant ethnicity’ and the ‘ethnic-civic’ dichotomy in the work of A. D. Smith [PDF]
This article considers the way in which the work of Anthony Smith has helped to structure debates surrounding the role of ethnicity in present-day nations. Two major lines of enquiry are evident here.
Zimmer, O. +3 more
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Revisiting key debates in the study of nationalism
The purpose of this article is to lay out the debates and arguments around three key broader issues that dominate nationalism studies: (a) the meaning of a nation and nationalism and the relationship between political and cultural nationalism; (b) the ...
Abdul Maajid Dar
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Civic or Neoliberal? Nationalism and Immigrant Integration
This talk scrutinizes neoliberal elements in Western states' recent integration policies, often summed up as “civic integration”. These policies have commonly been considered as either “illiberal” or “liberal”, whereby the “neoliberal” element tends to ...
Joppke, Christian Georg
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