Chapter 5 Ethnonationalism, Nationalism, Empire: Their Origins and Their Relationship to Power, Conflict and Culture Building

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This chapter explores the concepts of ethnic identity, ethnogenesis, ethnonationalism, nationalism and multiculturalism, linking them to a critical analysis of the selective revival of the past. In particular, it looks at the meanings of the concept of ethnonationalism, and at its historical origins, in terms of how it relates to the history of nation building and national culture building, which ethnonationalism represents. Drawing on comparative ethnographic analysis, the chapter examines two opposite processes; the ways in which new ethnic groups are created through a selective reading of the past, and the way in which larger polities are imposed on very different ethnic groups.

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Rosman, A., & Rubel, P. (2006). Chapter 5 Ethnonationalism, Nationalism, Empire: Their Origins and Their Relationship to Power, Conflict and Culture Building. Global Bioethics, 19(1), 55–71. https://doi.org/10.1080/11287462.2006.10800885

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