General
a group of people who share a common identity, often based on language, culture, history, or ethnicity.
a Nation
What theory views nationalism as a tool used by elites for political purposes?
Instrumentalism
What ideology centers on “the people” versus elites?
Populism
The ...... diaspora is the largest and most economically and politically influential diasporas in the world.
Indian
What basis defines ethnic nationalism?
Ethnicity
What theory views nations as ancient and natural?
Primordialism
Those considered part of the “ true nation ” are the only legitimate members of the political community
Nativism
How does diaspora maintain economic linkages towards their country of origin ?
Remittances
What country’s independence movement is a major anti-colonial nationalism example?
India
Nations are described as what kind of communities by Benedict Anderson?
Imagined
Some characteristics of populist movements?
a charismatic leader who claims to embody “the people, ” anti-establishment rhetoric, distrust of institutions (courts, media, parliaments), and a tendency toward majoritarianism: the belief that the majority’s will should not be constrained.
People can be active members of a host state while keeping cultural, economic, and political links to Turkey. what do you call this ?
“dual embeddedness” or “ multi-sited belonging”
What Spanish region is associated with separatist nationalism?
Catalonia
What approach emphasizes myths, symbols, and historical memory in nations?
Ethnosymbolism
What characterizes Jair Bolsonaro Nationalism ?
His nationalism is:
The Turkish diaspora in Germany represents one of the most significant examples of transnationalism in practice.
This population originated mainly from the ..... programs of the 1960s and 1970s.
“ guest worker” (Gastarbeiter)
The breakup of Yugoslavia was mainly driven by which kind of nationalism
Ethnic nationalism
What major economic process explains nationalism in Ernest Gellner’s theory?
Industrialization
what does Cas Mudde famously calls populism ?
Thin-centered Ideology
Turkish migrants did not follow classical migration patterns . explain
Unlike classical migration patterns (which assumed gradual assimilation), Turkish migrants in Germany have maintained strong cross-border ties