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23 janvier 2013
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Chinese empire political ideologies nationalism transnationalism patiotism modernity Russo-Chinese relations foreign relations Asian values moral economy minorities contemporary globalization Asian renaissance capitalist development authoritarian state citizenship Chinese immigration transterritorial identities diasporas multiethnicity media studies approach new migrant migrant elites scholars culturalism social Darwinism racialized identities ethnic diplomacy symbols sexuality Political Science Public Admin. & Development Public Administration Anthropology Area Studies POL054000 JPACiter ce document
Aihwa Ong, « Chapter 1. Anthropological Concepts for the Study of Nationalism », Central European University Press, ID : 10670/1.933bxg
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The anthropological perspective China has been a very unique subject of study. There tends to be no comparative aspect to how we approach China and perhaps a kind of reluctance to apply to it a social theory that is developed in other parts of the world. I think it is extremely important to have that kind of comparative aspect in order to be engaged in a conversation about what China is like in other parts of the world. Dokötter on Ong’s chapterThis lecture contains a whole panoply of notions...