Contested National Identities is a theoretical construct in the study of nationalism that refers to the phenomenon whereby competing visions of national belonging, often rooted in divergent historical, ethnic, cultural, or political interpretations, challenge the coherence and legitimacy of a state's or region's dominant national identity.
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Ethnicity, Race, and Nationalism
Rogers Brubaker · Annual Review of Sociology · 2009 · 697 citations
Family Feuds: Gender, Nationalism and the Family
Anne McClintock · Feminist Review · 1993 · 645 citations
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London School of Economics and Political Science
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Schlumberger (Ireland)
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