The ethnic revival

Anthony D. Smith

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China's Ethnic Minorities and Relations Central European national history Cultural History and Identity Formation

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Preface Introduction 1. An 'ethnic revival'? 2. Uneven development 3. Language and community 4. Ethnic consciousness in pre-modern eras 5. Historicism 6. Bureaucracy and the intelligentsia 7. State integration and ethnic schism 8. Accommodation and neo-ethnicity 9. 'Neo-nationalism' 10. Towards the scientific state Notes Bibliography Index.

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