Globalization and Nationalism: A Theory Modernity
Rui Bai
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Rui Bai
Abstract
In the course of the expanding of modernity, globalization and nationalism emerge as two conflicting historical forces. While globalization is fundamentally changing the structures of the human society on a world scale, nationalism acts as the reaction to globalization on the nation\|state part, indicating the political attitudes of some groups within nation\|states when the social structures experience the transitions caused by globalization.
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In the course of the expanding of modernity, globalization and nationalism emerge as two conflicting historical forces. While globalization is fundamentally changing the structures of the human society on a world scale, nationalism acts as the reaction to globalization on the nation\|state part, indicating the political attitudes of some groups within nation\|states when the social structures experience the transitions caused by globalization.
Key concepts: Globalization, Modernity, Nationalism, Politics, Political economy, State (computer science), Political science, Nation state