In Search of European Liberalisms 2019
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv1850h1f.3
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“…Since the latter part of the nineteenth century, liberalism has relied on a civic conception of the people that coincides with the nation (Delanty & Miliward, 2007). More accurately, whether by seeing nations as imagined communities (‘nationhood…can be re-imagined in a more palatable form…more consonant with liberal concerns’; Canovan, 2000, p. 430) or by dissociating nationalism from sovereign statism (MacCormick, 1996), liberalism does not necessarily dispense with nationalism (see the liberal versions of nationalism in Europe; Freeden et al, 2019).…”
Section: One European Demos or Multiple National Peoples?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the latter part of the nineteenth century, liberalism has relied on a civic conception of the people that coincides with the nation (Delanty & Miliward, 2007). More accurately, whether by seeing nations as imagined communities (‘nationhood…can be re-imagined in a more palatable form…more consonant with liberal concerns’; Canovan, 2000, p. 430) or by dissociating nationalism from sovereign statism (MacCormick, 1996), liberalism does not necessarily dispense with nationalism (see the liberal versions of nationalism in Europe; Freeden et al, 2019).…”
Section: One European Demos or Multiple National Peoples?mentioning
confidence: 99%