Part 1: the historical nationstate

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Part 1 the historical nation-state

• Positive force liberalising for
• To a
• Negative force

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Part 2 The elements that make up the imagined
community of nations

• Language
• Myths of origin
• Public symbols celebrations
• Emotion the cricket test
• The foreigner and the self is set

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Political membership of the nation-state

• Citizenship
• A stateless nation?
• In sum Nationalism assessed good or bad?

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Part 3 sims nationalism and racism

• Like nations, races are imagined no biological
  foundations
• All those included in a nation-state and within a
  race cant know each other
• Both nation-state and race have a boundary
• They dependent on closure
• 5) Extreme articulation 19cth biologically
  distinct races map onto a given territory

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Part 4 Diffs nationalism and racism

• The nation occupies an exclusive territory
  people govern their boundaries
• - no similar political project in the
  ideology of racism
• 2) Anderson famously see racism and nationalism
  as opposites
• Nationalism is positive builds people together
• Racism is always negative

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Part 5 Empirical egs nationalism and racism work
together

• Powell
• A West Indian or an Asian does not by being born
  in England become an Englishman. In law he
  becomes a UK citizen by birth, in fact he is
  still a West Indian or an Asian still

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• Bernard Manning a famous English racist
  comedian
• They think they are English just because they
  are born here. Thats like saying that because a
  dog is born in a stable, it must be a horse

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Part 6 Racism, sexism and nationalism

• Part 7 Nation-state and globalisation