
Nation Building in Contested States
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The work strives to fill a gap in the literature on contested states, as well as to contribute to the overall understanding of nation and state building, state formation, and sovereignty. It provides a new way of looking at the puzzle that contested states are, offering insight into why they still exist in their current forms.
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- Intro
- Acknowledgments
- Contents
- List of Maps
- 1. Introduction
- Placing the Work in Context
- The State & State Formation
- State Building
- Sovereignty, Recognition and Contested States
- Self-Determination
- Nations and Nationalism
- Nation Building
- National Symbols
- The National Myth
- Applying Existing Theory
- 2. Mapping Out Contested States
- General Overview
- Case Selection
- Conclusion
- 3. Case Study 1: Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
- Historical Outline: Cyprus, "the Cyprus Problem" and TRNC
- The Creation of a "Usable Past" The Creation of a "Usable Past"
- Perceptions of History and History Books
- National Holidays
- A Political Culture Based on the "Usable Past"
- Flag, Coat of Arms, Anthem and Currency
- Passports and Visas
- Transformation of Cultural Landscapes and Public Spaces
- The Creation of Institutions and Traditions
- Museums
- Representation Abroad and Contact with Other States
- Civil Society
- Conclusion
- 4. Case Study 2: Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic
- Historical Outline: the Region of Transnistria
- The Creation of a "Usable Past"
- Perceptions of History and History Books
- National Holidays
- A Political Culture Based on the "Usable Past"
- Flag, Coat of Arms, Anthem and Currency
- Passports and Visas
- Transformation of Cultural Landscapes and Public Spaces
- The Creation of Institutions and Traditions
- Museums
- Representation Abroad and Contact with Other States
- Civil Society
- Conclusion
- 5. Case Study 3: Republic of Kosovo
- Historical Outline
- The Creation of a "Usable Past"
- Perceptions of History and History Books
- National Holidays
- A Political Culture Based on the Usable Past
- Flag, Coat of Arms, Anthem and Currency
- Passports & Visas
- Transformations of Cultural Landscapes & Public Spaces
- The Creation of Institutions and Traditions
- Museums
- Representation Abroad and Contact with Other States
- Civil Society
- Conclusion
- 6. Towards A Model Of Nation Building In Contested States: Comparison And Analysis
- A Political Culture Based on a "Usable Past"
- Historical Development
- Perceptions of History and History Books
- National Holidays
- National Symbols
- Currency
- Passports, Visas & Dual Citizenship
- The Creation of Institutions and Traditions
- Transformation of Cultural Landscapes and Public Spaces
- Museums
- Civil Society
- In Conclusion: A Look at the Final Scores
- 7. Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Appendices
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