Long-Distance Nationalism

Glick Schiller, Nina and Fouron, Georges E. · Encyclopedia of Diasporas / Springer

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Operationalises Anderson's concept for empirical diaspora studies — 'an ideology that links people to territory' across distance and generations. Cited in Dossier 09 §02 as the bridge between Anderson's theoretical move and the case-study literature on stateless peoples.

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