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23 janvier 2013
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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 1. Introduction », Central European University Press, ID : 10670/1.8zjxhp
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Globalization and nationalism have often been evoked as the two defining features of the modern world. The former represents rising deterritorialization, integration and universal interconnectedness while the latter arguably represents fragmentation, localization and isolation. The coexistence of these two, arguably opposing, tendencies became particularly problematic in the aftermath of the Cold War, when the world seemed to be struggling with the contradictory processes of nationalist fragm...