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Central European University Press Nationalism and the Economy - Central European University Press

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Description

Nationalism and the Economy: Exploring a Neglected Relationship offers a fresh perspective on the connection between economic activity and national identity. Published by Central European University Press, this work serves as the first attempt to bridge the gap between two distinct areas of study: economic nationalism as a deliberate ideology of nation-building, and the more subtle expressions of economic nationness. The text examines how economic symbols, memories, and product communication shape our understanding of the nation. By looking at both intentional movements and the everyday presence of national identity in the marketplace, the book provides a comprehensive view of how these forces interact. It addresses the need to place economic phenomena at the center of nationalism studies, making it a significant resource for those interested in how economic life influences social and political structures. This volume is designed for readers seeking to understand the deeper links between market behaviors and national sentiment. It moves beyond simple definitions to explore how economic issues contribute to the broader study of nations and nationalism, providing a foundation for future research in the field.

Key Features

Bridges the divide between economic nationalism as an ideology and the subtle expressions of economic nationness found in daily life.

Explores the role of national economic symbols and collective memories in shaping modern identity.

Examines the impact of product communication and the banal world of marketing on national sentiment.

Provides a new framework for integrating economic phenomena into the broader field of nationalism studies.

Offers a scholarly look at how economic issues are central to the study of nations and political movements.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
10 January 2019
Listed Since
07 December 2017

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