Nation States and State Nations Flashcards

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Define a state

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A political, administrative set-up concerned with exercising authority.

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Define a nation

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An awareness or feeling of membership to a bigger group (Rejai and Enloe 1969).

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Formative nationalism

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People coming together to create a nation. Dynamics of group integration vs group differentiation. Them vs us.

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Prestige nationalism

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People work together for the advancement of the entire national group.

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Expansive nationalism

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National identities and experiences expanded internationally. Ie Nazism.

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Kurds case study

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Five countries, not one. Had a history, language and culture. Imperial power broke them into smaller groups rather than allowing them to create their own state. State not a nation.

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Balochis

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Nations without a state. Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran. Strong identities but imperial powers prevented them from developing a state.

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Pakistan

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State without a nation. Different ethnic groups with the same religion. Functions diplomatically but no shared language, culture etc.

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Define a nation state

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When the boundaries of the state are approximately similar to that of the nation (Rejai and Enloe 1969).

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9
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Give an example of a nation state

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UK. Shared language and culture.

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Define a state nation

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Political integration first, cultural integration second. State boundaries are defined before a nation is created.

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What did the British Empire often do?

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Created state-nations with little regard to political geography. Families and clans became divided. People put into boxes they did not want to be in. Syria, Iraq.

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12
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Which is more stable?

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Nation states.

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13
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How many sovereign states are there?

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195

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14
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What did European empires do?

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Adopt the Westphalian model and impose it onto the rest of the world

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15
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What should states have?

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A defined piece of land with a clear population. Sovereign over internal policies and define own governmental procedures. ‘Non interference’

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What did India have before invasion?

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Over 350 kingdoms. This diversity was removed.

17
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Consequences of the European division?

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Challenges of government legitimacy. Division of family and clans. Racial consequences, strongest ethnic group take over and suppress the others.

18
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What are state nation identities?

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Artificial.