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Nation, Nationality, Nationalism and Civil Society
Nations and Nationalism, 1995Abstract. This article vindicates the phenomenon of the nation and argues that civil society could not exist without it. The nation, although related to nationalism, is by no means identical with it. Extreme forms of nationalism are generally speaking iniquitous and in many cases severely damaging to the societies in which they occur.
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Nation, Nation-State, and Nationalism
2019Abstract Max Weber published a good deal as a German nationalist. He wrote about nation and state as a social scientist. Much of his political writing promoted German interests at home and abroad. As a scientist he wrote about ethnic community, national community, and state (though rather less about nationalism and nation-state).
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Journal of Language and Politics, 2005
In addition to the socialist discourse on popular education, theoretical contributions of Austro-Marxist intellectuals such as Karl Renner, Otto Bauer and Otto Neurath on multiculturalism represent an important intellectual source of leftist culturalism.
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In addition to the socialist discourse on popular education, theoretical contributions of Austro-Marxist intellectuals such as Karl Renner, Otto Bauer and Otto Neurath on multiculturalism represent an important intellectual source of leftist culturalism.
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2016
At the heart of nationalism lies the belief that humanity is (or ought to be) divided into nations, and that nations are (or ought to be) the basis of independent sovereign states. The basic problem of nationalism is the difficulty (if not impossibility) in making political facts correspond to the national ideal. As a result, scholarship on nationalism
Jennifer Jackson-Preece, Maria Norris
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At the heart of nationalism lies the belief that humanity is (or ought to be) divided into nations, and that nations are (or ought to be) the basis of independent sovereign states. The basic problem of nationalism is the difficulty (if not impossibility) in making political facts correspond to the national ideal. As a result, scholarship on nationalism
Jennifer Jackson-Preece, Maria Norris
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2004
Abstract That we die but once to serve our country. (The cover page inscription, a citation from Joseph Addison’s Cato, chosen by Thomas Abbt for the first edition of his On Death for the Fatherland, 1761) As there was no first nationalist, so there was no first event initiating the course of German nationalism.
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Abstract That we die but once to serve our country. (The cover page inscription, a citation from Joseph Addison’s Cato, chosen by Thomas Abbt for the first edition of his On Death for the Fatherland, 1761) As there was no first nationalist, so there was no first event initiating the course of German nationalism.
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2018
No one observing political events in the world today could deny the continuing potency of nationalism. Many of the most intractable conflicts arise when one national community tries to break away from another, or when two such communities lay claim to the same piece of territory.
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No one observing political events in the world today could deny the continuing potency of nationalism. Many of the most intractable conflicts arise when one national community tries to break away from another, or when two such communities lay claim to the same piece of territory.
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National Identity – National Poetry – National Independence
This article explores the role of Uzbek literature in shaping national identity, particularly in the context of Soviet repression and the struggle for independence. The research highlights how literary figures such as Abdurauf Fitrat, Cho‘lpon, Oybek, G‘afur G‘ulom, and Maqsud Shayxzoda embedded themes of freedom, resilience, and self-awareness within ...openaire +1 more source
2019
Nations can be defined as political communities where free and equal citizens respect each other’s rights (Renan 1882). When the concept is defined in this civic manner, it comes closer to the idea of patriotism (Habermas 1996). However, a nation can also be defined as an ethnic community where its members share the same cultural traits and qualities ...
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Nations can be defined as political communities where free and equal citizens respect each other’s rights (Renan 1882). When the concept is defined in this civic manner, it comes closer to the idea of patriotism (Habermas 1996). However, a nation can also be defined as an ethnic community where its members share the same cultural traits and qualities ...
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Boardroom nationality and gender diversity: Implications for corporate sustainability performance
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2020Mohammad A A Zaid +2 more
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