Self and nation
categorization, contestation, and mobilization
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Author
Contributions
- Hopkins, Nick. - Contributor
Publication
2001 - SAGE, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
60,500 words, Guess
Page Count
242 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveselfnation00reic
- Internet Archiveselfnation00reic_117
- ISBN-100761969195
- ISBN-100761969209
- ISBN-139780761969198
and 10 more
- ISBN-139780761969204
- LibraryThing8333208
- Goodreads4142001', '1660496
- Library of Congress Control Number2001274339
- OCLC Control Number44184984
- OCLC Control Number47894875
- Better World Books9780761969198
- Better World Books9780761969204
- Better World BooksKS-761-613
- Open LibraryOL3968218M
Classifications
- DDC320.1/01
- LCCJC311 .R327 2001
- LCCJC311.R327 2001
Description
"Does each nation have its own unique national identity? How are national identities defined? And how do these definitions shape what individuals think and how they act together?" "In Self and Nation, the authors address these questions in depth and provide a new analysis of the psychology of nationhood. They use this to address key theoretical issues surrounding the relationship between social categorization and collective action." "Self and Nation constitutes essential reading for undergraduate and postgraduate students as well as researchers in social psychology, politics, sociology and social anthropology. It will also be of interest to a more general readership interested in the themes of nationalism, of national identity and of mass social influence."--Jacket.
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