Origins, Beliefs, and Strands (AQA A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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3 primary objectives of nationalism

National autonomy, national unity, national identity

French Revolution's key political shift (1789-99)

Changed people from subjects of rulers to citizens

Benedict Anderson's description of nations (1983)

Imagined communities (socially constructed)

Nation state definition

Area where cultural & political boundaries align w/ self-govt

Self-determination principle

Nations' right to be sovereign & autonomous

Civic nationalism basis

Shared political values, not ethnicity; open & voluntary

Rousseau's 'general will'

One will from all, applying to all, ensuring liberty & equality

Conservative view: organic nation

Nations emerge naturally from desire for security & shared values

Supranationalism

Regional/international bodies can impose will on nation states

Chauvinistic nationalism

Irrational dedication to group believing it superior to others

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