These historical milestones when put together consummate a virtual consolidation of South Korea's democracy and
nationhood.
The challenge to the existing idea of
nationhood began with the end of communism.
I wonder how our sense of
nationhood will have developed in that time as well.
In conclusion, Alcohol and
Nationhood in Nineteenth-Century Mexico is a very welcome addition to scholarship on alcohol culture and nation-forming processes.
Using a diachronic approach to the study of French nationhood--from the sixteenth-century imperial expansion to the abolition of slavery in the mid-nineteenth century--this volume exposes the historically flexible correlations between
nationhood and Frenchness.
He said: "This referendum very much is a test of Welsh political
nationhood. Now, do we see ourselves as a full part of the European family of nations or do we see ourselves as a western province of England?
Following this line of thinking, one may argue that Turkey's once primordial "Turkish
nationhood" tenet is nowadays giving way to three abstract
nationhood concepts.
Border Law: The First Seminole War and American
NationhoodIf anyone asserts that secularism is an important tenet of Indian
nationhood, there is a quick rebuttal.
" Sajjad Gani Lone has come up with a document called ' Achievable
Nationhood'.
Having misdiagnosed nationalism as the cause of Europe's sufferings (Hitler was a racialist, not a nationalist; he did not become a German citizen until the year before becoming Germany's chancellor), European leaders undertook the steady attenuation of
nationhood. They have thereby eroded the basis of government by consent -- the powers of national parliaments.
As a second-generation South Asian woman, I wondered how issues of race were entangled within Canadian
nationhood. I was filled with questions, not only about Canadian
nationhood, but about the ways in which Canadian
nationhood has been constructed.
