Isbn: 9798183781809 - nationalism, explained: patriotism, populism, religion, and the politics of us vs. them (power and politics, explained) (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why does nationalism liberate one people-and oppress another?Nationalism is one of the most powerful forces in modern politics, yet one of the least understood. It can unite strangers into citizens, topple empires, and defend a homeland. It can also narrow the circle of belonging, turn dissent into betrayal, and make conflict feel sacred. In Nationalism, Explained, Levi D. Kavan offers a clear, even-handed guide to the politics of "us" and "them." Without slogans or academic jargon, he shows how national identity is created, why patriotism can slide into exclusion, and how nationalism interacts with religion, populism, immigration, democracy, authoritarianism, war, and globalization. Inside, you'll learn: The difference between a nation, state, country, and peopleHow civic and ethnic nationalism define belonging differentlyWhy nationalism fueled both empire and anti-colonial liberationHow religious identity can fuse with political powerWhy populists claim to represent the "real people"When national solidarity supports democracy-and when it destroys itWhether a healthy, inclusive nationalism is possibleWith key takeaways, a glossary, and discussion questions, this book gives general readers a practical framework for understanding the headlines-and the deeper human needs beneath them. Clear enough for beginners. Serious enough for anyone who wants to think beyond the slogans. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why does nationalism liberate one people-and oppress another?Nationalism is one of the most powerful forces in modern politics, yet one of the least understood. It can unite strangers into citizens, topple empires, and defend a homeland. It can also narrow the circle of belonging, turn dissent into betrayal, and make conflict feel sacred. In Nationalism, Explained, Levi D. Kavan offers a clear, even-handed guide to the politics of "us" and "them." Without slogans or academic jargon, he shows how national identity is created, why patriotism can slide into exclusion, and how nationalism interacts with religion, populism, immigration, democracy, authoritarianism, war, and globalization. Inside, you'll learn: The difference between a nation, state, country, and peopleHow civic and ethnic nationalism define belonging differentlyWhy nationalism fueled both empire and anti-colonial liberationHow religious identity can fuse with political powerWhy populists claim to represent the "real people"When national solidarity supports democracy-and when it destroys itWhether a healthy, inclusive nationalism is possibleWith key takeaways, a glossary, and discussion questions, this book gives general readers a practical framework for understanding the headlines-and the deeper human needs beneath them. Clear enough for beginners. Serious enough for anyone who wants to think beyond the slogans. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…