National Identity (Ethnonationalism Comparative Perspective) by Smith, Anthony D

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Reno, Nevada, Usa: University of Nevada Press, 1993. Soft cover. Very Good. In Very Good Condition. With Underling In Pencil. With Minor Shelf Wear To Edges And/Or Turned Corners. - For More Information On Condition. Please See All Photos. ~ Why Do People Feel Loyalty To A Nation, As Well As To Family, Region, Class, And Religion? When Is A Healthy Sense Of National Identity Transformed Into Virulent Nationalism? What Are The Ethnic Roots Of So Many Contemporary Conflicts? Can Nations Be Created By Design When Colonial Or Multiethnic Empires Collapse? And What, Exactly, Is A Nation? Such Controversial Questions Are Analyzed In This Stimulating New Text. Smith Asks Why The First Modern Nation-States Developed In The West And Considers How Ethnic Origins, Religion, Language, And Shared Symbols Provide A Sense Of Nation-Even To The Basques, Kurds, And Tamils Who Are Without States Of Their Own. He Illuminates His Argument With A Wealth Of Detailed Examples: The Divisions In The Former Soviet Union,… Read More

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