Craig Calhoun (born 1952) is an American sociologist and an advocate of using social science to address issues of public concern. He became Director of the London School of Economics and Political Science in September 2012. He was president of the Social Science Research Council and was University Professor of the Social Sciences at New York University and Director of NYU's Institute for Public Knowledge. With Richard Sennett he co-founded NYLON, an interdisciplinary working seminar for graduate students in New York and London who bring ethnographic and historical research to bear on politics, culture, and society.
发表于2024-11-21
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图书标签: 社会学 民族主义 政治学 比较政治 政治 经科 民族建构 思想史
An indispensable introduction to this timely topic.
Nationalism is one of the most pressing of global problems, exacerbating ethnic conflicts and increasing the likelihood of war. It is also basic to defining the rights of democratic citizenship, and can be a source of inspiration and social solidarity. In this fascinating overview, Craig Calhoun considers nationalism’s diverse manifestations, its history, and its relationship to imperialism and colonialism.
A way of conceiving identities that is fundamental to the modern world, nationalism is distinct from kinship and ethnicity. It is an international discourse that shapes domestic politics and relations between states. Drawing on examples ranging from Eritrea, the former Yugoslavia, and China to France and Germany, Calhoun clarifies the ways national boundaries and identities have become central to the modern era, how they relate to the development of state power, and how a host of social movements and government policy makers try to make use of them. Calhoun also challenges attempts to “debunk” nationalism that fail to grasp why it has such power and centrality in modern life.
关于民族主义精简而不失深度的综述,写于冷战后初期,旨在回应欧美学界和大众舆论对冷战后民族/国家独立和战争风潮再起(原苏联加盟国、前南地区、非洲埃厄)的惊异感,提醒欧美历史上也经历过同样血腥、杂糅现代与历史、与国家建构密不可分、有时不可理喻的民族主义建构与战争时期。回顾了大部分重要民族主义理论,主张抛弃老式的民族主义内涵为何、优劣民族主义、是建构还是实体优先等辩论,而将民族主义看成一种附着在诸般历史条件上的叙事、心理和感情模式,通过强调民族认同、文化、历史、感情和纽带优于次级单位,整合个人的认同和日常生活话语,民族主义不仅赋予个人认同新意义,支持新型政治参与和民主(人不再依附于宗族/贵族/皇帝而直接平等成为共同体一员,有权参与国家事务),且将民族国家形塑成个人面对资本主义经济机器的中介桥梁。
评分关于民族主义精简而不失深度的综述,写于冷战后初期,旨在回应欧美学界和大众舆论对冷战后民族/国家独立和战争风潮再起(原苏联加盟国、前南地区、非洲埃厄)的惊异感,提醒欧美历史上也经历过同样血腥、杂糅现代与历史、与国家建构密不可分、有时不可理喻的民族主义建构与战争时期。回顾了大部分重要民族主义理论,主张抛弃老式的民族主义内涵为何、优劣民族主义、是建构还是实体优先等辩论,而将民族主义看成一种附着在诸般历史条件上的叙事、心理和感情模式,通过强调民族认同、文化、历史、感情和纽带优于次级单位,整合个人的认同和日常生活话语,民族主义不仅赋予个人认同新意义,支持新型政治参与和民主(人不再依附于宗族/贵族/皇帝而直接平等成为共同体一员,有权参与国家事务),且将民族国家形塑成个人面对资本主义经济机器的中介桥梁。
评分关于民族主义精简而不失深度的综述,写于冷战后初期,旨在回应欧美学界和大众舆论对冷战后民族/国家独立和战争风潮再起(原苏联加盟国、前南地区、非洲埃厄)的惊异感,提醒欧美历史上也经历过同样血腥、杂糅现代与历史、与国家建构密不可分、有时不可理喻的民族主义建构与战争时期。回顾了大部分重要民族主义理论,主张抛弃老式的民族主义内涵为何、优劣民族主义、是建构还是实体优先等辩论,而将民族主义看成一种附着在诸般历史条件上的叙事、心理和感情模式,通过强调民族认同、文化、历史、感情和纽带优于次级单位,整合个人的认同和日常生活话语,民族主义不仅赋予个人认同新意义,支持新型政治参与和民主(人不再依附于宗族/贵族/皇帝而直接平等成为共同体一员,有权参与国家事务),且将民族国家形塑成个人面对资本主义经济机器的中介桥梁。
评分第一本读完的英文书... 看完盖尔纳和安德森之后看的,发现自己还是naïve
评分第一本读完的英文书... 看完盖尔纳和安德森之后看的,发现自己还是naïve
Nationalism 2024 pdf epub mobi 电子书