Nationalism and Ethno-Religious Conflict

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Nationalism and Ethno-Religious Conflict MSc Course, School of Politics and Sociology

Coursebook 2006-7

Nationalism and Ethnicity Key Concepts

Ethnic Group Comprehensive Definition a collective proper name a myth of common ancestry shared historical memories one or more differentiating elements of common culture an association with a specific 'homeland' a sense of solidarity for significant sectors of the population

Nation Comprehensive definition: a collective proper name occupation of a historic territory integrated territorial economy and communications infrastructure common political myths and memories mass, public culture

Nationalism A particularist social and political movement for attaining identity, unity and autonomy on behalf of a social group, whose leaders believe it to constitute an actual or potential 'nation.‘ - A universal ideology which posits that: The world is divided into nations, each with its own particular character The nation is the proper source of political power Everyone must belong to/owe primary loyalty to their nation Every nation must seek full autonomy World order must be based on free nations

State A Political unit which maintains a monopoly on the deployment of organized violence within a particular territory

Key Components of Ethnic Groups & Nations Core - Complex of myths and symbols, fused into one mental image Boundary – Cultural markers which determine who can be a group member

Map of Eurasia, 1000-2000 A.D.