
Majority, State Nationalism, and New Research Pathways
Nationalism and Ethnic Politics (2020), vol. 26, no 1, p.85-93.
Abstract
In this contribution, Alain-G Gagnon reflects on existing scholarship on majority and state nationalism, arguing that minority and majority nationalism are broadly similar in their intent. Both seek to promote a set of values, myths and meaning systems within a given political community which exists on a specific territory, shares a common language and a history. As a result, there are several promising avenues for research on state and majority nationalism, outlined in this piece.
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