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Old?ich ?těrba,Milan Klima,Bernd Schildgerblic and private varieties of patriotism suggests the influence of authoritarianism on the way patriotism is experienced and practised in Russians’ daily lives, combining public displays of regime loyalty with private expressions of dissent or resignation.

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Pathologie und Klink in Einzeldarstellungentradictory status of UNESCO as the promoter of the universal values through the protection of the particular, the emerging human rights discourse and the entrenchment of romanticism-inspired cult of authenticity.

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The Rhetoric of Nationalismimit themselves to representations, not developing the way in which these representations are embedded and reproduced in action. Finally, it is suggested that viewing nationalism as always bad obscures the importance of nationalism to some much more positive projects, including economic redistribution and social welfare

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Banal Nationalism in the Internet Age: Rethinking the Relationship Between Nations, Nationalisms andonalisms. Each section of his chapter starts with a specific point of criticism of banal nationalism—related to methodological nationalism, sociological essentialism and technological determinism—and continues by applying the criticism to the internet.

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The Name and The Nation: Banal Nationalism and Name Change Practices in the Context of Co-ethnic Migially stigmatising migration background according to the contingencies of their everyday experiences, they engage in ‘identity management’ practices. Overall, the empirical focus on this specific case allows to examine the subtle interplay between dominant conceptions of nationhood and individual agency.

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Banal Nationalism and UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List: Cases of , and the Gastronomic Meatradictory status of UNESCO as the promoter of the universal values through the protection of the particular, the emerging human rights discourse and the entrenchment of romanticism-inspired cult of authenticity.

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M. T. M. Willemse,J. L. van Wente negative attitudes of the natives about the certain Soviet Greeks without challenging official criteria of national belongingness. It also helped secure and reinforce dominant perceptions about the qualities of Greekness on which the native’s claimed collective charisma and dominant position vis-à-vis immigrants depended on.