Migration, Membership, and the Modern Nation-State: Internal and External Dimensions of the Politics of Belonging
Migration, Membership, and the Modern Nation-State: Internal and External Dimensions of the Politics of Belonging
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移民、成员资格和现代民族国家：归属政治的内部和外部维度
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2010
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0.5
通讯作者：
Rogers Brubaker
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作者：
Rogers Brubaker
摘要归属政治--关于特定民族国家地理范围内外人口成员地位的政治斗争--源于四个条件：(1)跨越国界的移民，(2)主流人口和少数群体之间深刻而持久的不平等，(3)帝国的持久遗产，以及(4)人民跨越边界的移民。新的外部成员形式代表着民族国家模式的延伸和适应，而不是它的超越。
Abstract The politics of belonging—political struggles about the membership status of populations both within and outside the geographical confines of particular nation-states—derive from four conditions: (1) the migration of borders over people, (2) the deep and enduring inequalities between mainstream and minority populations, (3) the persisting legacies of empire, and (4) the migration of people over borders. New forms of external membership represent an extension and adaptation of the nation-state model, not its transcendence.