Religion and Nationalism Flashcards
(13 cards)
David Miller argues that nationalism involves three core elements: nations are real, membership in nations has practical ________, and nationhood is politically ________.
Implications, significant
Cultural nationalism is a resistance against cultural ________, particularly against Enlightenment anthropology and Industrialization.
Uniformity
Political nationalism, according to Rousseau’s Social Contract (1762), involves forming a union where individuals put their power in common under the ________ direction of the general will.
Supreme
Miller argues that nationalism and liberalism are not necessarily at odds, provided personal ________ and civic trust are prioritized.
Autonomy
Liberal nationalists often envision a ________ state that recognizes multiple nations within its borders.
Multinational
In the context of nationalism, civic ________ is essential for governance to succeed, as it prevents power from becoming a “zero-sum” situation between nations.
Trust
According to Miller, nationhood can serve as a ________ for social justice, where ethical values rooted in nationhood overlap with values that sustain a welfare state.
Precondition
The “God, Country, and Family” triad is often tied to the ________ of religion in national discourse.
A: Securitization
In securitization theory, an existential threat is articulated as a national ________ that requires urgent action.
Threat
Securitization of religion involves framing threats as attacks on a ________ society or its values, which may lead to radicalization and violence.
Secular
The first mechanism of religion’s involvement in international politics involves a religious group being seen as a threat to the ________ of the state.
Survival
The second mechanism of religion’s involvement in politics is when religious faith is understood to be under threat by a ________ actor, such as another state or industrialization.
Non-religious
The third mechanism for religion in international politics is when one religion or faith is threatened by another religious ________ or actor.
Discourse