Pride, Not Prejudice
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Pride, Not Prejudice
National Identity as a Pacifying Force in East Asia
Chung, Eunbin
The University of Michigan Press
02/2022
334
Mole
Inglês
9780472039050
15 a 20 dias
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"Chung makes important and fascinating points with large implications about how states can overcome elements of national identity that emphasize the distinctiveness, and often superiority, of the state over relevant others."- Joslyn Barnhart, Wesleyan University
". . . advances a novel, even counterintuitive, solution to a frustratingly enduring problem among Northeast Asia's states and, most especially for the United States since two of the three countries are its most important regional allies."- Bridget L. Coggins, University of California, Santa Barbara
". . . advances a novel, even counterintuitive, solution to a frustratingly enduring problem among Northeast Asia's states and, most especially for the United States since two of the three countries are its most important regional allies."- Bridget L. Coggins, University of California, Santa Barbara
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national identity; group-affirmation; national identity affirmation; political psychology; field research; conflict resolution; Asia; Northeast Asia; East Asia; Japan; China; Korea; South Korea; guilt; image theory; images; reparation; reconciliation; trust; trust game; GSOMIA; public opinion; experiments; international security; nationalism; Sino-Japanese relations
"Chung makes important and fascinating points with large implications about how states can overcome elements of national identity that emphasize the distinctiveness, and often superiority, of the state over relevant others."- Joslyn Barnhart, Wesleyan University
". . . advances a novel, even counterintuitive, solution to a frustratingly enduring problem among Northeast Asia's states and, most especially for the United States since two of the three countries are its most important regional allies."- Bridget L. Coggins, University of California, Santa Barbara
". . . advances a novel, even counterintuitive, solution to a frustratingly enduring problem among Northeast Asia's states and, most especially for the United States since two of the three countries are its most important regional allies."- Bridget L. Coggins, University of California, Santa Barbara
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
national identity; group-affirmation; national identity affirmation; political psychology; field research; conflict resolution; Asia; Northeast Asia; East Asia; Japan; China; Korea; South Korea; guilt; image theory; images; reparation; reconciliation; trust; trust game; GSOMIA; public opinion; experiments; international security; nationalism; Sino-Japanese relations
