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3. Roadblocks to Civility: Lessons from Turkish Nationalism

© 2019 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

© 2019 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments vii
  4. Introduction: Vulnerable Civility 1
  5. Part One: National Contexts
  6. 1. Is America Breaking Apart? The Rise of Donald Trump 31
  7. 2. How Homogeneous Need America Be? Nation, Race, and Civility 54
  8. 3. Roadblocks to Civility: Lessons from Turkish Nationalism 79
  9. 4. Urban Civility Defying Political Authoritarianism? Unpacking Turkey’s Reversal of Democracy 100
  10. 5. Under Stress: Civility, Compassion, and National Solidarity – The Refugee Crisis in Germany after 1945 122
  11. Part Two: International and Comparative Contexts
  12. 6. Nationalism and Imperialism as Enemies and Friends: Nation-State Formation and Imperial Projects in the Balkans 149
  13. 7. The Despotic and Infrastructural Powers of Democratic, Autocratic, and Authoritarian Regimes 172
  14. 8. Resistance and Nationalist Violence: A Hallsian Approach to Nation-Building in a Colonial Context 197
  15. 9. Two Communist Revolutions: A Hallsian Comparison of China and Russia 221
  16. 10. Religious Toleration in Pre-modern Empires 240
  17. 11. Ashoka and Constantine: On Mega-Actors and the Politics of Empires and Religions 262
  18. Conclusion: Reflections and Replies 303
  19. Contributors 325
  20. Index 331
States and Nations, Power and Civility
This chapter is in the book States and Nations, Power and Civility
https://doi.org/10.3138/9781487515201-005

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments vii
  4. Introduction: Vulnerable Civility 1
  5. Part One: National Contexts
  6. 1. Is America Breaking Apart? The Rise of Donald Trump 31
  7. 2. How Homogeneous Need America Be? Nation, Race, and Civility 54
  8. 3. Roadblocks to Civility: Lessons from Turkish Nationalism 79
  9. 4. Urban Civility Defying Political Authoritarianism? Unpacking Turkey’s Reversal of Democracy 100
  10. 5. Under Stress: Civility, Compassion, and National Solidarity – The Refugee Crisis in Germany after 1945 122
  11. Part Two: International and Comparative Contexts
  12. 6. Nationalism and Imperialism as Enemies and Friends: Nation-State Formation and Imperial Projects in the Balkans 149
  13. 7. The Despotic and Infrastructural Powers of Democratic, Autocratic, and Authoritarian Regimes 172
  14. 8. Resistance and Nationalist Violence: A Hallsian Approach to Nation-Building in a Colonial Context 197
  15. 9. Two Communist Revolutions: A Hallsian Comparison of China and Russia 221
  16. 10. Religious Toleration in Pre-modern Empires 240
  17. 11. Ashoka and Constantine: On Mega-Actors and the Politics of Empires and Religions 262
  18. Conclusion: Reflections and Replies 303
  19. Contributors 325
  20. Index 331
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