Titlebook: Nationalism in Eastern Europe; Causes and Consequen S?ren Rinder Bollerup,Christian Dons Christensen Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisi

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The Proclivity for Nationalism such large numbers of individuals? What induces the individual member of a nation-group to participate in or sympathize with a national movement? In this chapter, we examine two basically different types of answers to this question. One group of theories sees nationalism as resulting from, or at le

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Explanations of National Revivals and remain loyal to ingroups while derogating outgroups. The ethnocentrism of groups, however, does not by itself generate national movements in those groups. For this to happen, the groups have to be mobilized, and mobilization is furthered significantly if certain structural conditions are presen

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The National Revivals in Croatiad led to a bloody and violent civil war in Croatia. The events in Croatia and in the rest of Yugoslavia were covered intensively by the Western media. One of the most common explanations offered by journalists was that the end of communist rule took the lid off national aspirations and old hatreds.

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The National Revivals in Czechoslovakiavements opting for democracy and market economy were able to gather thousands of people in demonstrations. The communist regimes were overthrown, and soon afterwards the most visible sign of Soviet dominance, the units of the Soviet army, were withdrawn. It was a time of great hope. People expected

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The National Revivals: Comparison and Conclusions national revivals. Theoretical discussions in Chapters 2 and 3 have reduced the number of relevant theories, and some of these have been tested on each specific case of national revival in Chapters 5 to 8.

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