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23 janvier 2013
- handle: 10670/1.5f8pap
- isbn: 9789639776531
- eisbn: 9789633860069
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Georgia Basque Country post-Cold War era Soviet legacy globalization political ideologies nationalism national fundamentalism Georgian nationalism Basque nationalism modernization civil conflict Political Science Public Admin. & Development POL031000 JPFNCiter ce document
Natalie Sabanadze, « Chapter 3. The Globalization Hypothesis and Its Fallacies », Central European University Press, ID : 10670/1.5f8pap
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This chapter takes issue with some of the basic assumptions of the globalization hypothesis by raising the following questions: How does the resurgence of nationalism manifest itself? Can we talk about the rise of nationalism as following a constantly increasing linear trajectory, or does it experience fluctuations? Can we speak about one kind of new nationalism that has become characteristic of the global era? And how new is this kind of nationalism? Are globalization and nationalism contrad...