Nationalism Flashcards

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Von Herder

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Society - cultural concept, Volk (experiences that bind people together)

State - can only be based on shared sense of culture and national heritage

Human Nature - people see there own identity through the collective identity

Economy - N/A

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Rousseau

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Society - political society based on self-determination, idea of the nation, the nation is the vehicle for self-determination

State - the basis of any legitimate state has to be the nation

Human nature - humans are rational

Economy - N/A

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Mazzini

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Society - must allow personal freedom to flourish, individual liberty should not be allowed to interfere with the aims of nationalism

state - romantic ideal, the ultimate expression of the unity of the people

Human Nature - People have a romantic vision of their origins, forces binding people together as being spiritual

Economy - economic freedom is a natural result of general freedom enjoyed by nations and their peoples

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Maurras

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Society - shared sense of ethnicity, some societies superior to others, patriotism

State - some states superior to others

Human nature - ethnicity is a key part of our consciousness, complete obedience to the ideals of the nation

Economy - the superior nation naturally leads to economic dominance of weaker nations

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Garvey

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Society - black society will be superior to white society once the colonial oppression of black people is defeated

State - largely artificial constructs, the products of white supremacy, the only meaningful state should be the united black peoples of the world

Human nature - all people are either part of a black or white race

Economy - Opposed international capitalism but supported black peoples own form of capitalism

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agreements on society

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  • all believe people are part of a community and are connected together
  • society is not atomistic
  • a nation is self-defined
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agreements on Human nature

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  • common identity
  • national identity is a fundamental form of consciousness
  • rejects atomistic view of humans
  • national identity more significant than any other
  • values, language, religion ethnicity
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agreements on the state

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  • nearly all believe in self-determination and the nation state
  • reject nations being ruled by others or monarchical rule
  • states should respect others
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agreements on the economy

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  • all seek to use economic policy to benefit the nation
  • conservatives (protectionist)
  • liberals (free trade)
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Nyerere

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  • aimed to start a programme of collectivisation of farms under state sponsorship
  • wanted to foster a feeling of kinship and community
  • combined economic development with the preservation of villages and family groupings
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Jinnah

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  • originally advocated for Hindu-Muslim unity
  • proposed a 14 point constitutional plan to safeguard the political rights of Muslims on the sub-continent
  • Muslims should have their own state to avoid marginalisation
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Liberal nationalism

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Human nature:
- humans are rational
- individuals determine their own free will
- natural rights - free/self-governing

Society:
- shared understanding of values
- rights of nations - consent not force
- equality

State:
- self-governing
- independent
- self-determination
- nation states
- equality of states

Economy:

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