Introduction
Benedict Anderson observes that nationalism is akin to kinship in that it rests on assumptions of putative “blood” connections between those regarded as fellow nationals/fellow citizens (1991, 5). Nationalist rhetoric is replete wi…
Benedict Anderson observes that nationalism is akin to kinship in that it rests on assumptions of putative “blood” connections between those regarded as fellow nationals/fellow citizens (1991, 5). Nationalist rhetoric is replete wi…