NATIONS AND NATIONALISM: A READER

Preface ix
Introduction 1
PART 1 THE ORIGINS OF NATIONALISM
1. Ethno-Symbolism and the Study of Nationalism
Anthony Smith 23
2. The Construction of Nationhood
Adrian Hastings 32
3. Nationalism and Modernity
Ernest Gellner 40
4. Imagined Communities
Benedict Anderson 48
5. Nationalism and the State
John Breuilly 61
Further Reading 74
PART 2 APPROACHES TO NATIONALISM
6. Liberal Nationalism - An Irresponsible Compound?
Andrew Vincent 77
7. Really Existing Nationalisms -
A Post-Communist View from Marx and Engels
Erica Benner 101
CONTENTS
8. Masculinity and Nationalism -
Gender and Sexuality in the Making of Nations
]oane Nagel
Further Reading
110
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PART 3 DIFFERENTIATING NATIONALISM -
NATIONALISM, RACISM, ETHNICITY
9. Ethnicity and Nationalism
Thomas Eriksen
10 Between Camps
Paul Gilroy
11. Racism and Nationalism
Etienne Balibar
Further Reading
135
149
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PART 4 FORMS OF NATIONALISM
12. Civic and Ethnic Nationalism
Anthony Smith
13. Banal Nationalism
Michael Billig
14. Good and Bad Nationalisms
Philip Spencer and Howard Wollman
Further Reading
177
184
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PART 5 NATIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION AND
NATIONALIST MOBILISATION
15. On National Self-Determination
Margaret Moore 221
16. Whose Imagined Community?
Partha Chatterjee 237
17. Constructing National and Cultural Identities
in Sub-Saharan Francophone Africa
Dominic Thomas 248
18. How Nationalisms Spread - Eastern Europe Adrift
the Tides and Cycles of Nationalist Contention
Mark Beissinger 258
Further Reading 275
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CONTENTS
PART 6 GLOBALISATION, CITIZENSHIP AND NATIONALISM
19. Has Globalisation Ended the Rise and Rise
of the Nation-State?
Michael Mann 279
20. Citizenship and the Other in the Age of Migration
Stephen Castles 301
21. Culture and Political Community -
National, Global and Cosmopolitan
David Held 317
Further Reading 328
References 329
Copyright Acknowledgements 349
Index 351
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