Humanizing Nationalism

Humanizing Nationalism

Nationalism has become closely related with the spatial dividers of race, language, religion and state. From a noble concept that promised freedom and fulfillment for people, nationalism has turned into the antithesis of the universality of the human condition. The state as a spatial divider has the...

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Veröffentlicht in:World policy journal 1996-12, Vol.13 (4), p.81-88
1. Verfasser: Wiebe, Robert H.
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Analysis
Antisemitism
Cultural nationalism
FEMALE SEX
Foreign Affairs
Future
Germanicism
History
Human migration
Imperialism
International relations
Irish nationalism
Kinship
Liberal nationalism
NATIONALISM
Patriotism
Peace
Political Philosophy
RACE RELATIONS
Racism
Reconsiderations
Religious Fundamentalism
Social conditions & trends
Society
VIOLENCE
War
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Zusammenfassung:Nationalism has become closely related with the spatial dividers of race, language, religion and state. From a noble concept that promised freedom and fulfillment for people, nationalism has turned into the antithesis of the universality of the human condition. The state as a spatial divider has the strongest influence on nationalism that the modern concept of nationalism is interminably linked with the state's political ambitions.
ISSN:0740-2775
1936-0924