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The author analyzes the article "Holy Orders: Opposition to the modern States" by Juergensmeyer which states that religious warfare is difficult to address because, in almost every recent case of religious violence, concepts of cosmic war have been accompanied by claims of moral justification....
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It is also referred to as a devotion to the interests of one's own country.... Miscevic, Nenad (01 Jun 2010) described nationalism in two observable facts: first, it portrays… he attitude of the people when they are asked about their national identity; and second, it is a description of the feeling of the people when they seek to achieve self-determination....
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This essay Nation State and transnational entities talks that one of the characteristics of a modern state is that it has a defined territory.... Though it is a multicultural society, it is regarded as a nation-state due to the existence of the shared American "culture....
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The paper "Characteristics of a modern nation-state" describes that foreign policy and aid have been subjected to many debates, praises and criticism.... A modern nation-state has a defined territory.... Lastly, a modern nation-state has a population that shares national individuality or customs.... n exemplar of a nation-state is the United Kingdom.... SA is a perfect exemplar of a nation-state.... Though it is a multicultural society, it is regarded as a nation-state due to the existence of the shared American "culture....
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This paper talks about all pervading influence of globalization in the modern world of today.... The political, economic, social effects of globalization on sovereignty of national states are considered in the essay.... Global interaction has resulted to a reduction in political instruments effectiveness....
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The paper "transnational Religious Communities in the International Relations" discusses that there is a paradoxical relationship between the nation-states, globalization and ethno-religious politics, all of which affect each other in both positive and negative ways.... The transnational religious communities leading the Sikh's cause has produced conflict with territorialized nation-state which has vowed to work towards secularization of civil society.... his study focuses on how transnational religious communities have come to acquire a critical role in reshaping the very canvas of international politics....
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This paper "From the nation-state to Europe" focuses on the fact that the state is considered as a political and geopolitical entity consisting of a central government which exercises equal control over all regions of the state through various state institutions.... nbsp; A nation-state can be said to be the union of a nation and a state i.... The nation-state uses the state as an instrument of national unity in all the fields of the everyday life of its subject i....
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nbsp;Most states are reluctant to cede power to transnational entities.... hellip; Because of globalization, there is a current trend for smaller nations to band together, even to cede some powers to transnational entities, in order to protect their vital interests from global forces such as multinational corporations, organized crime, competing trade blocks and larger states, especially those with competing ideologies.... A modern nation-state can be distinguished from its feudal predecessor (www....
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