
The Limits of Nationalism.
Title:
The Limits of Nationalism.
Author:
Gans, Chaim.
ISBN:
9781139147514
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (204 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Half-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 1 Nationalist ideologies - a normative typology -- Cultural nationalism and statist nationalism -- Liberal and non-liberal nationalisms -- Nationalisms and the state -- Nationalisms and ethnicity -- Some sociological and normative theories of nationalism -- 2 The liberal foundations of cultural nationalism -- The adherence thesis -- The freedom-based argument -- The identity-based argument -- Cultures of origin versus cultures of people's endeavours -- The historical thesis -- Freedom, identity and the historical thesis -- People's interest in the meaningfulness of their endeavours -- Some additional points pertaining to the historical thesis -- The political thesis -- Four types of cultural rights -- Self-government versus polyethnic rights: best and second-best protection -- Self-government versus polyethnic rights: protecting different interests -- National groups without potential for self-government -- Conclusion -- 3 National self-determination -- Self-determination and constitutional morality -- The statist conception and domestic justice -- The statist conception and global justice -- The interests in national self-determination -- The statist conception: intra-national considerations -- A sub- and inter-statist conception of self-determination -- The sub-statist conception and social cohesion - revisiting statist nationalism -- 4 Historical rights and homelands -- Introduction: two conceptions of historical rights -- First occupancy -- First occupancy as grounds for sovereignty -- Grounds for determining the location of a people's self-determination -- The right to formative territories -- Grounds for territorial sovereignty -- Grounds for determining the site of self-determination -- 5 Nationalism and immigration.
Nationality-based immigration and racism -- Nationality-based immigration - the statist conception -- Nationality-based immigration - the sub-statist conception -- Israel's Law of Return -- The nationality-based principles of immigration - some possible objections -- 6 Nationalism, particularism and cosmopolitanism -- Ethical universalism and national particularism -- Partiality towards one's group -- The partiality of institutions towards group members -- Particularism cum universalism -- Cultural cosmopolitanism and particularism -- Cultural cosmopolitanism and particularism - the theoretical conflict -- Cultural particularism and cosmopolitanism - the practical conflict -- A note on cosmopolitan and particularist approaches to distributive justice -- 7 Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.
Abstract:
A radical new perspective on the demands made in the name of cultural nationalism.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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