Nationalism and Economy

Fetzer, Thomas

doi:10.1017/nps.2019.123

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“…Within nationalism studies, nation branding is understood as related to the nexus of nationalism and the economy. It is frequently seen as limited to state-run, top-down initiatives aimed at shoring up national economies and, in the process, reinforcing a sense of national belonging (Costelló and Mihelj 2018; Fetzer 2020). While it is undeniable that nation branding is rooted in the economic realm, its uses have been much more polyvalent.…”

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Nation Branding in the Post-Communist World: Assessing the Field of Critical Research

Kaneva

2021

Nationalities Papers

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In the second decade of the 21st century, the practices, discourses, and implications of nation branding have attracted growing interest from scholars in the humanities and social sciences seeking to understand the linkages between national identities, reputations, governance, and the phenomenon of nation branding. This strand of critical research, as opposed to instrumentalist approaches, is the focus of this review. In line with the scope of the journal, the review looks at nation branding research that relates to the countries of the former communist bloc. The analysis finds that the state of the field is fragmented due to its multi-disciplinary nature. It is also argued that the field may be suffering from methodological nationalism. The discussion identifies epistemological and theoretical approaches, pointing out gaps and limitations along the way. It is suggested that research in the field can be grouped into “identity studies” and “practice studies” as a way to better understand key theoretical influences. Finally, it is proposed that future research should look at nation branding both as a field of practice that merits critical examination in its own right and as a lens that can be used to investigate changes in the state of nationhood today.

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Nation Branding in the Post-Communist World: Assessing the Field of Critical Research

Kaneva

2021

Nationalities Papers

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“…First, international competition relates to the broader literature on economic nationalism (Berger & Fetzer, 2019; Fetzer, 2020; Pickel, 2003). One form of competition of particular interest is that between global corporations and states, and the tension in this competitive relationship increasingly is reflected in governments' AI strategy documents.…”

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Artificial intelligence and the future of nationalism

Goode

2020

Nations and Nationalism

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is spreading through all walks of life, promising social and economic disruptions that prompt comparisons with the Industrial Revolution. While there is growing interest in AI ethics and its implications for humanity, there has been surprisingly little consideration of its implications for national identities and nationalism. This paper argues that the transformation of citizens into population data is driving changes to state sovereignty and that the simultaneous competition between (and within) states and global corporations on a structural level and expansion of algorithmic population management on a quotidian level may crystallize in ways that are likely to produce nationalist responses. It concludes by proposing a number of causal mechanisms and hypotheses regarding the emergence and spread of “AI nationalism.” Scholars in nationalism studies can benefit substantially from embracing the study and applications of AI, though they ignore its development and spread at their peril.

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“…However, (Pepermans, 2020) this economic nationalism is combined with protectionism as a result of trade policies. That's why (Fetzer, 2020) says that nationalism has an impact on economic policy. He called it everyday nationalism.…”

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The Global Digital Economy and the Spirit of Indonesian "Product" Nationalism

Mohammad H Holle,

Toatubun,

Pellu

et al. 2023

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This study aims to determine the position of the Indonesian people's spirit of nationalism in facing today's free and quality global digital economy market. This type of research is literature research with a descriptive qualitative paradigm. This paper used secondary data from Bank Indonesia, UNDP Indonesia, the Indonesian Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, Global Digital Insights, Google and Temasek, Bain & Company, related national and international scientific articles, and various other sources and analyzed inductively. The research results found; First. The development of Indonesia's digital economy is now penetrating many aspects of human life, including culture, technology finance, tourism and the creative economy, in addition to trade, services and other key sectors. All of these sectors have great potential in the global digital economy market. The difficulty of Indonesian MSMEs in developing digital businesses is also influenced by capital and the low power of innovation. Second, the spirit of nationalism for Indonesian products is faced with the development of the global digital economy market, which has the potential to threaten or otherwise grow the country's economy. The degradation of Indonesian nationalism due to the development of the massive global digital economy has greatly affected various aspects of life, including the economy, culture, and lifestyle of the younger generation. Economic nationalism must be used as branding among 270 million Indonesians to love domestic products.

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Nationalism and Economy

Cited by 9 publications

References 62 publications

Nation Branding in the Post-Communist World: Assessing the Field of Critical Research

Nation Branding in the Post-Communist World: Assessing the Field of Critical Research

Artificial intelligence and the future of nationalism

The Global Digital Economy and the Spirit of Indonesian "Product" Nationalism

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