What Is a Nation? and Other Political Writings

Renan, Ernest

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“…НаOлашавајући волун;арис;ички елемен; њеноO консолиDовања и ;име ан;ициEирајући моDернис;ичко и конс;рук;ивис;ичко с;ановиш;е, Ренан нацију оDређује као свакоDневни EлеPицис; у смислу Dа су EојеDинци ;и који Dоносе оDлуке Dа ли ће Pи;и њен Dео. ОDPацујући EриморDијалис;ичко виђење Dа су национални иDен;и;е;и фиксни и DуPоко укорењени, Ренан сма;ра Dа човек није роP ни своје расе, ни ;ери;орије са које Eо;иче, ни језика којим Oовори, ни релиOије коју Eрак;икује, већ је у моOућнос;и Dа Pира и Eо;врђује своје колек;ивне иDен;и;е;е. Према њеOовом виђењу, нација EреDс;авља јеDан Dуховни EринциE (Renan, 1882).…”

Section: нација и национални идентитет у савременим друштвимаunclassified

Searching for the sense of national identity in the globalization context: Example of students in Croatia

Sakac¹,

Strangari²,

Marković³

2017

Зборник радова Филозофског факултета у Приштини

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САЖЕТАК. У раду су презентовани резултати емпиријског истраживања чији су задаци подразумевали мерење изражености националног идентитета, затим утврђивање његових структуралних компоненти, као и анализу његове повезаности са одређеним социодемографским варијаблама. При мерењу националног идентитета коришћена је Скала националног идентитета NAIT-K, која обухвата скалу NAIT (Čorkalo i Kamenov, 1998) и елементе скале MEIM (Phinney, 1992), као и Скала Националног идентитета-NI (Cinnirella, 1997). Обе скале потврдиле су високу унутрашњу поузданост исказану коефицијентом Cronbach alfa (α=0,92; α=0,87). Поред наведених инструмената примењен је и социодемографски упитник. На пригодном узорку од 209 студената основних студија психологије и педагогије у Загребу, резултати укупног националног идентитета указују на умерену израженост. Док је на скали NI потврђена њена једнодимензионалност, факторском анализом NAIT-K издво-1

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Section: нација и национални идентитет у савременим друштвимаunclassified

Searching for the sense of national identity in the globalization context: Example of students in Croatia

Sakac¹,

Strangari²,

Marković³

2017

Зборник радова Филозофског факултета у Приштини

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“…State sovereignty is structurally characterised by the establishment and maintenance of a monopoly on the use of violence. To follow Max Weber (1921) and Ernest Renan (2018), the legitimacy of this monopoly rests upon an act of continuous acceptance; the state's claim to a monopoly on the legal use of physical force, both internally and externally, nevertheless manifests itself in its claim to unity. At the same time, this claim to unity also decisively shapes and supports a state's sovereignty, at least in the material sense.…”

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Ethnicity, Homogeneity, Nation

Salzborn¹

2021

Theoria

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The categories of ethnicity, homogeneity and the nation partially contradict each other, but they also overlap. In order to examine this tension, this article will consider these terms in the context of the question that mediates their relationship, namely, the stability and instability of political orders. My aim is to articulate a conceptual framework that makes it possible to discuss this relationship of tension and sketch it from a theoretical perspective.

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“…That the rights of non-Hindus have consequently come under systemic attack is evidence of the causal link between the dominant national narrative and the basic civil liberties that partly define democracy. As a renowned scholar of nationalism wrote "of all cults, that of the ancestors is most legitimate, for it makes us who we are" (Renan 1882). Because the BJP and Modi understand the importance of the national narrative, they are selectively commemorating Hinduism at the expense of a more syncretic religious history.…”

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Nationalism, Authoritarianism, and Democracy: Historical Lessons from South and Southeast Asia

Tudor¹,

Slater²

2020

Perspect. polit.

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Divided societies have long been seen as terrible terrain for democracy. Yet some countries in South and Southeast Asia have managed to overcome ethnic and religious rifts and establish lasting democracy, as in India, while other countries in these regions have seen such deep divisions underpin durable authoritarianism, as in Malaysia. We trace these differences to divergent definitions of the nation that prevailed in struggles for independence and that continue to provide a political resource in ongoing political struggles. Where the national community was defined as inclusive in both ethnoreligious and popular terms, democracy has proven stronger. Alternatively, where the foundational national bargain was more exclusive with respect to salient identity cleavages and popular classes, authoritarianism has been reinforced. Founding types of nationalism not only help explain regime types in India and Malaysia but in countries across southern Asia, offering novel insight into how to understand ongoing battles to shape the nation and the people’s political position within it. In an era of rising nationalist fervor and eroding support for democracy, understanding the conditions under which nationalism either promotes democracy or bolsters authoritarianism is of critical importance to political scientists, activists, and policymakers alike.

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What Is a Nation? and Other Political Writings

Cited by 94 publications

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Searching for the sense of national identity in the globalization context: Example of students in Croatia

Searching for the sense of national identity in the globalization context: Example of students in Croatia

Ethnicity, Homogeneity, Nation

Nationalism, Authoritarianism, and Democracy: Historical Lessons from South and Southeast Asia

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