Culture and the politics of Third World nationalism

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of figures = ⅹ
• List of tables = xi
• Preface : field experience and social theory = xiii
• 1 Introduction : western concepts and non-western realities = 1
• The structure of Third World nationalism = 1
• A critique of the Euro-centric theory of nationalism = 5
• Methodology for voluntaristic theory = 13
• Some correlates of the Third World concept = 18
• 2 Towards a new definition of Third world nationalism = 22
• An examination of existing concepts = 22
• A sociological definition of nationalism = 25
• 3 The stages of proto-nationalism : tribalism, ethnicity and partriotism = 31
• Integration, involvement and consciousness = 31
• Political evolution and concomitant types of social consciousness = 33
• Patriotism and nationalism differentiated = 37
• Political feudalism and state formation in the Third World = 42
• 4 Social structure of the nation : the ordering principle of national attributes = 47
• Cohesive properties of nationhood = 47
• Race and language as means cultural differentiation = 49
• Society and nation = 52
• The pattern of nation formation in the Third World = 58
• 5 The evolution of religious sects and the emergence of national identities = 64
• Religion's potential for complex culture formation = 64
• National identity in the context of multiple identities = 71
• The domestication of world religions and the origins of national identities = 76
• The sacralization of race and territory : clues to emotionalism in nationalism = 81
• 6 Modern nationalism and egalitarian ideology = 88
• National consciousness = 88
• Traditional and modern nationalisms differentiated = 91
• Intellectual mobilization and the diffusion of political consciousness in society = 99
• Imperialism and the objectification of social self-hood = 102
• 7 The politics of nationalism : mass mobilization, linguistic transformation and nationalist movements = 108
• Mass politics = 108
• Social carriers of nationalist ideas = 111
• Linguistic transformation and social communication = 115
• The state and national economy = 117
• Nationalist and social movements differentiated = 126
• 8 The mechanism of mass mobilization : symbol manipulation and identity assertion = 130
• Brahminic symbols and Hindu nationalism = 131
• 'The true Muslim'myth and Jihad in Arab nationalism = 135
• Uncertain counter-racialism in African nationalism = 140
• Territoriality and power in Han nationalism = 145
• Peasant culture and mass nationalism = 152
• 9 Nationalism as social power : restructuring egalitarian systems = 157
• Social origins of political power = 157
• Fascist tendency in the structure of nationalism : race = 161
• Nationalism's normative legacy : freedom and equality = 163
• State nationalism and regional organization = 174
• 10 The mono-ethnic state and polyethnic social system : the rise of ethnic nationalism = 181
• Ethnic groups and nationalism = 181
• Ethnic identity and the mono-ethnic state = 187
• National integration and the rise of ethnic nationalism = 196
• The 'modernization' of ethnicity = 200
• Social prerequisites of ethnic nationalism = 205
• 11 Conclusion : cultural differentiation and political rationalization = 210
• Dual tendencies in nationalism = 210
• The paradigm and prediction = 221
• 12 Epilogue : the rise of Slavic nationalisms and the collapse of transnational ideocracy = 228
• The collapse of transnational ideorcacy = 228
• The Nature of Slavic nationalism = 231
• Tradition in the family = 235
• Russofication and non-Russian identities = 236
• References = 240
• Index = 248