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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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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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2017
The modern nation-state is one of the most significant and powerful of all human institutions. Many modern states have created constitutional systems and institutions that provide the justification for the exercise of power, a type of authority Max Weber called rational-legal authority.
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The modern nation-state is one of the most significant and powerful of all human institutions. Many modern states have created constitutional systems and institutions that provide the justification for the exercise of power, a type of authority Max Weber called rational-legal authority.
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2004
Abstract So wrote the Poet Laureate, Alfred Austin, in 1900. These lines capture the tone of an era in which British people, from all classes and social backgrounds, threw themselves enthusiastically behind a succession of small and medium-sized wars in the belief that they were carrying out God’s Will-before finally plunging into the
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Abstract So wrote the Poet Laureate, Alfred Austin, in 1900. These lines capture the tone of an era in which British people, from all classes and social backgrounds, threw themselves enthusiastically behind a succession of small and medium-sized wars in the belief that they were carrying out God’s Will-before finally plunging into the
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2001
Nationalisms The French Revolution brought into sharp focus a cluster of ideas about freedom and rights that had been bred in seventeenth-century England and nurtured in eighteenth-century France. Unsurprisingly, it is far from easy to disentangle these ideas – to be clear about causes and effects.
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Nationalisms The French Revolution brought into sharp focus a cluster of ideas about freedom and rights that had been bred in seventeenth-century England and nurtured in eighteenth-century France. Unsurprisingly, it is far from easy to disentangle these ideas – to be clear about causes and effects.
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Nations, National Identity, and Nationalism
2011James Mitchell, Lynn Bennie, Rob Johns
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