Titlebook: Identity and Global Politics; Empirical and Theore Patricia M. Goff (Assistant Professor of Political Book 2004 Patricia M. Goff and Kevin

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Engendering Social Transformations in the Postsocialist Czech Republicut the carpet of liberty for the citizens of Eastern Europe. From now on, it seemed, all roads would lead to the West rather than to Moscow. This story is a favorite with the Western media and foreign policy establishment. In their telling democracy and capitalism triumphed over a failed socialist e

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Studying Continuity and Change in South African Political Identity the potential for hinting that problems of identity are somehow superstructural or false. Ethnic conflicts, for example, may seem quickly resolvable simply by inventing and/or empowering alternate structures of identity that tap into different sets of interests and behavioral patterns. The misuse o

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Narrating Identity: Constructing the Congo During the 1960 Crisisg Baudouin and newly elected Congolese Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba each addressed the crowd, delivering two extremely different versions of the Belgian colonial project in the Congo. The Belgian king’s comments, like the dominant Belgian discourses, continued to be informed by the rhetoric of sal

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Identity?: Rhetorical Commonplaces in “American” Wartime Foreign Policye proper role of identity in the study of world politics continues apace, with scholars on one extreme trying to force identity into a variable framework, and on the other arguing that the multifaceted nature of identity makes systematic study of world politics impossible. Scholars debate whether id

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