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" Pirating nationalism: Invention and legitimization in national projects "


Document Type : Latin Dissertation
Language of Document : English
Record Number : 54768
Doc. No : TL24722
Call number : ‭MR12767‬
Main Entry : Michelle L. Sitorius
Title & Author : Pirating nationalism: Invention and legitimization in national projects\ Michelle L. Sitorius
College : McGill University (Canada)
Date : 2005
Degree : M.A.
student score : 2005
Page No : 77
Abstract : This paper discuses the theory of nationalism in building modern nation-states. The main thesis is explanatory which is defended on theoretical grounds and by referencing two Central Asian case studies: Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. In particular, the paper was influenced by Benedict Anderson's depiction of the sovereign nation-state as a model available for 'pirating'. This analogy was broadened and it is argued that piracy is a valuable way to illustrate the character of national projects as well as the particularities of specific projects. The pirating of nationalism emphasizes its malleability and dependence on those who have the means and will to develop it. Although invention in social organization is not particularly unusual, the unique and capacious force of nationalism to structure identity and meaning in society has generated an ideology of political legitimacy and sovereignty of global consequence.
Subject : Social sciences; Kazakhstan; Usbekistan; Political science; 0615:Political science
Added Entry : McGill University (Canada)
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