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The Resurgence of Nationalism and Its Implications for Korea

The Resurgence of Nationalism and Its Implications for Korea

The Resurgence of Nationalism and Its Implications for Korea

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The Resurgence of Nationalism and Its Implications for Korea
May14, 2019
Taehwan Kim
Associate Professor, Dept. of European and African Studies
Two decades into the 21st century, the burgeoning influence of exclusionary
identity politics is reshaping the world, racing across borders. Identity politics,
based on collective identity created by a shared experience or common characteristics of various entities such as race, ethnicity, religion, sectarianism, culture, nation-state, and social status as well as class, takes different forms in different places. Notable among those in this
century is the resurgence of nationalism. Unlike variants of nationalism that has thrived in the past two centuries, today’s nationalism transcends the boundaries of the nations-state, and is combined with other sources of collective identity including
ethnicity, religion, culture, and even civilization on the trans-state level.
I. The Resurgence of Nationalism on Three Levels
II. Chinese and Japanese Nationalism on the Domestic and Trans-State Levels
Ⅲ. Implications for South Korea

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