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1. Define nationalism. |
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2. Identify the elements that make up a state. |
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3. Describe how a nation differs from a state. |
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4. Identify and explain the ideal concept of nation-state and its relationship to nationalism. |
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5. Explain nationalism as the product of historical development. |
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6. Identify the ideal and actual relationships between nation and state. |
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7. Define multistate nationalities and explain when they occur. |
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8. Discuss why nationalism is said to be both a cohesive and a divisive force. |
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9. List and discuss positive and negative aspects of nationalism. |
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10. Discuss the origins of microstates and the problems that their existence presents to the state-centric system. |
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11. Identify arguments predicting the end of nationalism and the demise of the territorial state, and note post–World War II trends that have contradicted these predictions. |
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12. Explain the place of nationalism and the nation-state in today’s world where transnational and other structures and identifications are also increasing in scope and intensity. |