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Ethnonationalism in the Contemporary World - Walker Connor and the Study of Nationalism

Editor : Daniele Conversi

Master eBook ISBN10 : 0-203-16624-8

Master eBook ISBN13 : 978-0-203-16624-6

No of pages :320

Originally Published : 1 Aug 2002

Status : Available [You may read this title by clicking "Open and Read"]

Nationalism and national identity are too multifaceted and elusive phenomena to be studied from the perspective of a single academic discipline.
Ethnonationalism in the Contemporary World is an unprecedented effort to surmount this barrier. Contributors represent a broad array of disciplines: anthropology, comparative politics, geography, history, linguistics, political science, sociology, social psychology, and international relations.
The authors are world-renowned authorities both within their respective disciplines and the field of national identity. Their ranks include the current editors-in-chief of five of the six leading journals within that field, as well as the founding editor of the sixth. All contributors have been authoring landmark pieces on national identity for several years, many for decades.
With the sole exception of a focal essay by Walker Connor, who coined the term 'ethnonationalism' and to whom the book is dedicated, none of the contributions have previously been published. They address the core issues of identity, including race and identity, race and nation, ethnicity and nation, language and nation, religion and nation, homelands and homeland psychology, dating the creation of nations, the primordial debate, managing ethnic conflict, and the relationship of nationalism to patriotism.

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Table of contents : Part 1: Introduction 1. Daniele Conversi Conceptualizing Nationalism: an Introduction to Walker Connor's Work 2. Walker Connor Nationalism and Political Illegitimacy
Part 2: Modernity and Emotions 3. Anthony D. Smith Dating the Nation 4. Donald L. Horowitz The Primordialists 5. Joshua A. Fishman The Primordialist/Constructivist Debate Today
Part 3: Case Studies 6. William Douglass Sabino's Sin: Racism and the Founding of Basque Nationalism 7. John Stone Ethnonationalism in Black and White: Scholars and the South African Revolution 8. John Edwards Sovereignty or Separation? Contemporary Political Discourse in Canada
Part 4: Applied Connorian Perspectives
9. Brendan O'Leary Federations and The Management of Nations: Agreements and Arguments with Walker Connor and Ernest Gellner 10. William Safran Ethnic Conflict and Third Party Mediation: a Critical Review 11. John Coakley Religion and Nationalism in the First World
Part 5: Wider Implications 12. Robert J. Kaiser Homeland Making and the Territorialization of National Identity 13. Thomas Spira Ethnicity and Nationality: the Twin-Matrices of Nationalism
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