Liberal Nationalism and Its Critics
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Liberal Nationalism and Its Critics
Normative and Empirical Questions
Miller, David; Gustavsson, Gina
Oxford University Press
12/2019
324
Dura
Inglês
9780198842545
15 a 20 dias
628
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Gina Gustavsson and David Miller: Introduction
Part 1: The Nature of National Identity
1: David Miller: The Coherence of Liberal Nationalism
2: Leonie Huddy and Alessandro del Ponte: National Identity, Pride, and Chauvinism - their Origins and Consequences for Globalization Attitudes
Part 2: The Social Effects of National Identity
3: Gina Gustavsson: National Attachment - Cohesive, Divisive, or Both? A Reconsideration of the National Identity Argument through the Lens of Social Identity Theory
4: Nils Holtug: Does Nationhood Promote Egalitarian Justice? Challenging the National Identity Argument
5: Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, Frank Gonzalez and Alison O'Toole: Hierarchy, American Identity, and Support for Anti-Poverty Efforts
6: Matthew Wright and Morris Levy: 'Solidarity' versus Values as Drivers of Support for Immigrants' Access to Social Benefits
7: Samuel Pehrson: Argumentative Contexts of National Identity Definition: Getting Past the Failures of a Universal Ethnic-Civic Dichotomy
Part 3: The Place of Culture and Religion in Liberal Nationalism
8: Patti Tamara Lenard: Inclusive Identities: The Foundation of Trust in Multicultural Communities'
9: Cecile Laborde and Sune Laegaard: Liberal Nationalism and Symbolic Religious Establishment
10: Margaret Moore: Liberal Nationalism and the Challenge of Essentialism
Part 4: Immigrants and Dual Nationals: Double Loyalties and Divided Selves?
11: Keith Banting, Will Kymlicka, Allison Harrell, and Rebecca Wallace: Beyond National Identity: Liberal Nationalism, Shared Membership and Solidarity
12: Karen N. Breidahl: Dual or Divided Identities? National Identity and Community Values among Immigrants in Denmark and Western Europe
13: Lior Erez: Where the Heart Is: Liberal Nationalism, Social Trust, and Multiple National Belongings
14: Kwame Anthony Appiah: An Unscientific Postscript
Part 1: The Nature of National Identity
1: David Miller: The Coherence of Liberal Nationalism
2: Leonie Huddy and Alessandro del Ponte: National Identity, Pride, and Chauvinism - their Origins and Consequences for Globalization Attitudes
Part 2: The Social Effects of National Identity
3: Gina Gustavsson: National Attachment - Cohesive, Divisive, or Both? A Reconsideration of the National Identity Argument through the Lens of Social Identity Theory
4: Nils Holtug: Does Nationhood Promote Egalitarian Justice? Challenging the National Identity Argument
5: Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, Frank Gonzalez and Alison O'Toole: Hierarchy, American Identity, and Support for Anti-Poverty Efforts
6: Matthew Wright and Morris Levy: 'Solidarity' versus Values as Drivers of Support for Immigrants' Access to Social Benefits
7: Samuel Pehrson: Argumentative Contexts of National Identity Definition: Getting Past the Failures of a Universal Ethnic-Civic Dichotomy
Part 3: The Place of Culture and Religion in Liberal Nationalism
8: Patti Tamara Lenard: Inclusive Identities: The Foundation of Trust in Multicultural Communities'
9: Cecile Laborde and Sune Laegaard: Liberal Nationalism and Symbolic Religious Establishment
10: Margaret Moore: Liberal Nationalism and the Challenge of Essentialism
Part 4: Immigrants and Dual Nationals: Double Loyalties and Divided Selves?
11: Keith Banting, Will Kymlicka, Allison Harrell, and Rebecca Wallace: Beyond National Identity: Liberal Nationalism, Shared Membership and Solidarity
12: Karen N. Breidahl: Dual or Divided Identities? National Identity and Community Values among Immigrants in Denmark and Western Europe
13: Lior Erez: Where the Heart Is: Liberal Nationalism, Social Trust, and Multiple National Belongings
14: Kwame Anthony Appiah: An Unscientific Postscript
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Gina Gustavsson and David Miller: Introduction
Part 1: The Nature of National Identity
1: David Miller: The Coherence of Liberal Nationalism
2: Leonie Huddy and Alessandro del Ponte: National Identity, Pride, and Chauvinism - their Origins and Consequences for Globalization Attitudes
Part 2: The Social Effects of National Identity
3: Gina Gustavsson: National Attachment - Cohesive, Divisive, or Both? A Reconsideration of the National Identity Argument through the Lens of Social Identity Theory
4: Nils Holtug: Does Nationhood Promote Egalitarian Justice? Challenging the National Identity Argument
5: Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, Frank Gonzalez and Alison O'Toole: Hierarchy, American Identity, and Support for Anti-Poverty Efforts
6: Matthew Wright and Morris Levy: 'Solidarity' versus Values as Drivers of Support for Immigrants' Access to Social Benefits
7: Samuel Pehrson: Argumentative Contexts of National Identity Definition: Getting Past the Failures of a Universal Ethnic-Civic Dichotomy
Part 3: The Place of Culture and Religion in Liberal Nationalism
8: Patti Tamara Lenard: Inclusive Identities: The Foundation of Trust in Multicultural Communities'
9: Cecile Laborde and Sune Laegaard: Liberal Nationalism and Symbolic Religious Establishment
10: Margaret Moore: Liberal Nationalism and the Challenge of Essentialism
Part 4: Immigrants and Dual Nationals: Double Loyalties and Divided Selves?
11: Keith Banting, Will Kymlicka, Allison Harrell, and Rebecca Wallace: Beyond National Identity: Liberal Nationalism, Shared Membership and Solidarity
12: Karen N. Breidahl: Dual or Divided Identities? National Identity and Community Values among Immigrants in Denmark and Western Europe
13: Lior Erez: Where the Heart Is: Liberal Nationalism, Social Trust, and Multiple National Belongings
14: Kwame Anthony Appiah: An Unscientific Postscript
Part 1: The Nature of National Identity
1: David Miller: The Coherence of Liberal Nationalism
2: Leonie Huddy and Alessandro del Ponte: National Identity, Pride, and Chauvinism - their Origins and Consequences for Globalization Attitudes
Part 2: The Social Effects of National Identity
3: Gina Gustavsson: National Attachment - Cohesive, Divisive, or Both? A Reconsideration of the National Identity Argument through the Lens of Social Identity Theory
4: Nils Holtug: Does Nationhood Promote Egalitarian Justice? Challenging the National Identity Argument
5: Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, Frank Gonzalez and Alison O'Toole: Hierarchy, American Identity, and Support for Anti-Poverty Efforts
6: Matthew Wright and Morris Levy: 'Solidarity' versus Values as Drivers of Support for Immigrants' Access to Social Benefits
7: Samuel Pehrson: Argumentative Contexts of National Identity Definition: Getting Past the Failures of a Universal Ethnic-Civic Dichotomy
Part 3: The Place of Culture and Religion in Liberal Nationalism
8: Patti Tamara Lenard: Inclusive Identities: The Foundation of Trust in Multicultural Communities'
9: Cecile Laborde and Sune Laegaard: Liberal Nationalism and Symbolic Religious Establishment
10: Margaret Moore: Liberal Nationalism and the Challenge of Essentialism
Part 4: Immigrants and Dual Nationals: Double Loyalties and Divided Selves?
11: Keith Banting, Will Kymlicka, Allison Harrell, and Rebecca Wallace: Beyond National Identity: Liberal Nationalism, Shared Membership and Solidarity
12: Karen N. Breidahl: Dual or Divided Identities? National Identity and Community Values among Immigrants in Denmark and Western Europe
13: Lior Erez: Where the Heart Is: Liberal Nationalism, Social Trust, and Multiple National Belongings
14: Kwame Anthony Appiah: An Unscientific Postscript
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