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Ethnicity (Barth)
Group affiliation based on social markers believed to have been acquired by virtue of your birth and parentage.
Divine Right
Legitimacy in some form of rule comes from God
Nation (Anderson)
Imagined impersonal community, defined by its common history and perceived distinctiveness, that is believed to exercise the collective right to sovereign control over a given territory
Nation (Hechter)
A large solidary group, nations are territorially concentrated ethnic groups
Nation-state
an independent state inhibited by the people of only one nation
National Right
Right of a people who belong to that nation to rule themselves and to not be ruled by others
Identity (Erickson)
The social category into which you place yourself and are typically placed by others
Assimilation
Adoption of an identity, placement by self and others into a new category
Acculturation
Acquisition of attributes
Race
Common inherited and inheritable traits that actually derive from common descent.
Gellner
Nations, like states, are a contingency and not a universal necessity. Neither nations nor states exist at all times and in all circumstances
Nation Traits
Impersonal, Territorial, Perceived commonality, collective ascription
Nationalism Traits
Belief in the nation, claim to sovereignty, loyalty
State- Building Nationalism
Assimilate-incorporate. Create national anthem, make flag
Peripheral Nationalism
Resisting Incorporation. Elites don't want to give up oil. Basque
Irredentist Nationalism
Extending existing borders. Nazi
Unification Nationalism
merger of divided but homogeneous territories. Italy
Patriotism
Not nationalism. USA
Nationalism (Gellner)
Political principle which holds that the political and the national unit should be congruent
Nationalism (Hechter)
A collective action designed to render the boundaries of the nation congruent with those of its governance unit
Renan- What is a Nation?
The existence of a nation is a daily plebiscite. To forget and to get ones history wrong are essential factors in the making of a nation
Race (Renan)
The truth is no race is pure, and that to base politics on ethnographic analysis is tantamount to basing it to a chimera.
Identity groups
Identity-> Social Identities-> Ethnic Identity-> National Identity