Eric Kaufmann on Immigration, Identity, and the Limits of Individualism
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Nationalism and Political Identity in a Global Context
This chapter explores the intricate relationship between nationalism and political identity across various nations, highlighting Japan's pacifism against ethno-communal ties, and the dynamics of immigration in Canada. It further examines Scottish nationalism's connection to the EU, the psychological influences on political attitudes, particularly regarding educated women's views on immigration, and the evolving landscape of religious identity in American politics. The chapter also discusses the potential rise of American Muslims as a pivotal interest group, intricately tied to the challenges of ethnic diversity and community organization.
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