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debates on nationalism

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Answered by RDEEP90
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Contemporary Debates on Nationalism. ... This will appear very surprising to many, particularly to those who consider nation and nationalism to be given and natural condition of human political community.

Answered by Anonymous
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HELLO THERE

Nationalism is one hell of a drug. No matter how many times it’s been declared dead, the idea of the nation finds a way of rearing its head and grabbing the political landscape by the throat. Particularly in times of crisis, nationalist language that otherwise seemed old-fashioned and gauche suddenly feels like the only way you can speak without being heckled off the political stage.

Fundamentally, the power of nationalism lies in its ability to appeal to a sense of common good. It’s a way of tying (some) people together in pursuit of an imagined positive future. As a socialist, I have sympathy with this. However, the problem is that nationhood is based on identity, rather than material principles..

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