Understanding Identity Politics and State Behavior
Understanding Identity Politics and State Behavior
42:25In this lecture, we explore the crucial role of identity politics in shaping state behavior globally, emphasizing the resurgence of nationalism post-World War II. The session delves into how identity—defined by nationality, ethnicity, race, religion, and more—influences political legitimacy, democracy, and authoritarianism. We also discuss theories like primordialism and constructivism, different approaches to multicultural integration, and the role of identity groups in modern states, concluding with a preview of future course topics.
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Understanding Identity Politics and State Behavior
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