Pride and commitment: patriotism in Australia
Katharine Betts, Virginia Rapson
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Katharine Betts, Virginia Rapson
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Today nationalism is blamed for many ills and positive forms of nationalism are not often discussed or promoted. But while patriotism is unfashionable, it may still have its attractions. This is especially likely to be true for those who are threatened by economic globalism, or other forms of ‘non nationalism’, and who feel a need to belong to a national community. Copyright. Monash University and the author/s
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Today nationalism is blamed for many ills and positive forms of nationalism are not often discussed or promoted. But while patriotism is unfashionable, it may still have its attractions. This is especially likely to be true for those who are threatened by economic globalism, or other forms of ‘non nationalism’, and who feel a need to belong to a national community. Copyright. Monash University and the author/s
Key concepts: Patriotism, Pride, Nationalism, Globalism, Political science, Sociology, Law, Politics