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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Ethno-nationalism"”.
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ETHNO-NATIONALISM AND ETHNIC CONFLICTS IN CENTRAL ASIA
… clashes in the lands where gracious internationalism should have replaced chauvinist nationalism?” and (2) “what lessons can be learnt from Central Asia’s nation-formational processes and its recent experiences of ethnic violence lest mistakes be repeated in its present and future …
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Ethno-nationalism and the Spanish state: a comparison of three regions in Spain
Modernization theory hypothesizes that ethnicity and ethnic activism will diffuse and dissipate following industrialization because in industrial economies class will replace ethnicity as the basis for individual and group identity. However, the persistence of ethnic activism, including autonomist …
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Ethno-nationalism of the Ahiska (Meskhetian) Turks: A diaspora perspective of their response to change in multiple locations, with a particular emphasis on Turkey
… draws on Anthony D. Smith’s cultural approach to nationalism (Smith 2010) to help understand how the Ahiska Turks’ ‘Turkish nationalist’ expression is displayed and fits in the wider study of nationalism. This study applies an ethno-symbolist approach to nationalism with its emphasis on the …
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The South African War and Afrikaner nationalism in Afrikaans-language films and television : changing representations circa 1930s - 2000s
… the war came to symbolise Afrikaner identity and ethno-nationalism. The South African War is central to Afrikaner beliefs and conceptions of the Afrikaner volk, or nation, its sense of belonging in South Africa, its sense of self and divine mission. Afrikaner perceptions of the war, its causes and …
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Turkish-Kurdish Conflict: An Ethno-Symbolist Exploration of Turks' and Kurds' Territorial Homeland Claims
… of the most searching debates in the study of ethno-nationalism. The dominant approach among scholars is that ethnic conflicts stem from states' failure to recognize minority rights. Within the framework of this approach, it is assumed that ethnic conflicts occur due to the discriminatory …
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The white rightwing in South African politics : a descriptive study of its roots : an assessment of its strength, and an elucidation of its territorial policies and political strategies, 1969-1991
… in South Africa. It argues that Afrikaner ethno-nationalism is the driving force of the rightwing, and discusses this phenomenon in the context of its historical roots, its class base, and its ethnic component. The thesis relies on the theoretical framework of Horowitz, which suggests that …
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A Souvenir for the Land of Pagodas
… propaganda—tools for “propagating the faith”¹ of ethno-nationalism. As such, these buildings also embody many of the social and political forces that pressured the maternal side of my family to emigrate from the country in the early 1980’s, in order to avoid prejudice and persecution as members of …
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Dangerous diasporas : émigré nationalism and ethnic violence
… were natural allies, sharing a strong sense of nationalism and standing at the ready to support their cousins abroad. Indeed, members of ethnic diasporas have shown a propensity to get involved in homeland wars. This study focuses on the extreme elements of these communities, tackling the …
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Did Sarajevo's Multiethnic Spatiality Survive?: A Study of a Residential Building in the City through War and Peace
Sarajevo’s longstanding image has been one of a functioning multiethnic spatiality where diverse identities harmoniously co-exist and share common public spaces in their everyday life. The ethnically mixed urban population of prewar Sarajevo lived multiethnic spatiality as ‘zajednicki zivot’ …
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MILITANT SEPARATISM IN WESTERN EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA, 1965—1975
… and failure serve to inform understandings of nationalism, political thought, and radicalisation.
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Human anxieties, bovine solutions: Political subtexts of native cattle conservation in north-eastern Siberia
… people themselves, to create a new and powerful ethnonationalist discourse. This focuses on a distinctive local breed, which under Soviet technocratic agriculture was considered primitive, hybridised with Russian breeds, and made almost extinct –¬ just as, it is now claimed, Soviet social …
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Healing by a National Nature in "Disorganized" Mongolia
… and Soviet indigenization campaigns and the ethnonationalism that was encouraged to flourish in borderland republics. Affective rooting to natural landmarks to maintain or restore wellbeing was also a way to enact Mongol-ness, rendering healing the body at once a practice of national …