similarities and differences between nationalism and citizenship Flashcards
How are nationalism and citizenship connected to the nation-state?
Both are tied to the idea of belonging to a nation-state—nationalism through unity and identity, and citizenship through legal membership.
What do nationalism and citizenship share regarding identity?
Both create a sense of belonging—nationalism emphasizes cultural and historical identity, while citizenship establishes legal and political identity.
How do nationalism and citizenship relate to rights and duties?
Nationalism implies loyalty and duty toward the nation, while citizenship explicitly defines rights and responsibilities for individuals.
What role do nationalism and citizenship play in nation-building?
Nationalism provides ideological motivation for unity, while citizenship formalizes individual participation in the nation-state.
What is the main difference in the nature of nationalism and citizenship?
Nationalism is an ideological or emotional attachment, while citizenship is a legal status.(although changing)
How do nationalism and citizenship approach diversity?
Citizenship allows for pluralism with diverse cultural backgrounds, while nationalism often stresses homogeneity.
How do nationalism and citizenship differ in their global perspective?
Citizenship can coexist with global frameworks (e.g., dual citizenship), while nationalism often rejects globalism in favour of national self-interest.
