Word: nationalisme
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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But most of the twoscore crowned heads listed in The Statesman's Year-Book fulfill a real function. In part, their significance is upheld by an old ally in a new guise: nationalism. The more closely peoples are brought together by high-speed communications and economic interdependence, the more...
Grasping Realities. At the East-West Center on the University of Hawaii's campus, the President noted that while the U.S. was once interested in Asia chiefly as a trade outlet, and had thus pursued the policy of "the open door," its policy today "must be the policy of...
The surge of new nationalism throughout Asia is aimed at precisely that second challenge. "The young Filipino looks around him," says one old Manila hand, "and remembers that his grandfather spoke Spanish; yet his parents and he speak English better than Tagalog. He sees the conglomeration of Spanish and native...
Martin Luther King, sensing a vague threat to his principles of non-violence and brotherly love, vacillated between exclusively defining his own position and letting it be known that he would have nothing to do with "black nationalism."
Deutsch, who has taught at Yale since 1957, has been influential in giving quantitative meaning to such vague concepts as nationalism, political integration, and social mobilization. One of his first books, Nationalism and Social Communication, published in 1953 while Deutsch was professor of History and Political Science at M.I.T., was...