In memory of my moter and father Nationalism and the State Second Edition John Breuilly ‘Manchester Universicy Press[ses d See Sesarrentia isteeromettg tent ect Resigns ees Seas Saar ST ae ‘i cr tow Fs oe Le Contents Preface tthe fist etion Preface to the second eon wroducton Bai aguas 2 Definitions and laine 3 Concluien| Par 1 Socal and inllecual baer of nationals Socal has of atonal poe V ieteducton 2 Mobilation 5 Comma conf and nationalism 4) Nini and le (a) "The vadional roling ase 1 Introductory remarks: (i) The nab, (ip Traditional tates, Tradonal rns colonial scien (o Tradtonal egows thority (©) Thermite sass () nraducory remark (i Bsinetomen (iPro bowrpoiae (e) The working cue (a) Pesan (e)Prfesnal and the tle of inellcuae (The Proesons i Intlcuis 2 Sources and forms of national ideology 1 needactory remarr 2 Smell fourses 5 Tranlaton it delogy 4 Symbols and ceremonial » % 8 2 36 a ‘6 6 sa 55 8 s5. Contin ‘Concoding remarks to Fart Pac I Vsti of mations G's a world withost mason ater Prelude 1 atonal: religious and national, pposons in erly modern Europe 1 rodaction 2 Relgioarcam-polical opposition 55 Nasonal opposition (2) General emaris {i} Cntalistion: (i) Collaboration (i) The image of be state fin) International oy (hy England () Feaee {) Conchson 4 Genel pointe Usiiation nationalism in ninctenth-centry aoe "Geman and rian unifcton 2 The Poh exe 43 Concaion Scparatis natonalsm in ninctembrcemtury Europe redaction 2 Gamanaier (a) The Magyas (0) The Gres (e) The Rumanian and the Serbian (@) The Grate andthe Bugasene 3 Conclusion Sepa nationalism inthe Arabword 1 "hen natonlam inthe Onoman epi 2 ‘Arab nasonalam sod Eeype, 3 Conclusion ‘Approaches 1oant-olonil national 1 Ttrodcoryeemacke 2 Poli apprcaches, (@) Dominator (6) Wesernistion (e) Callsorson (@) Resance 3 Ezonomie inerpreatons 4 Call iterprenions ” 1 % a i 2 33 us 20 me mB us Bs fat as te Ps we ws 12 154 186 156 156 156 137 138 136 166 1 0 1 4 1 5 Conchsion Ansonia naonalims two cate din Tinoco renahs 2 tien nated 5 Kenyan national (a) Newative (6) nays 10 The roe ofthe Kis) The role of the Lao tnd the Layla: i) The role of Jomo Renata (e) Concasion 4 Concleing remarks Sals-aonsem in colonial ates 1 Inmodacory rem 2 The Belgian Congo 5 ganda sb natonlom 4 Meal eaten din 5 Condon “The colonial at and naonaion Reform nations ouside Bop 1 teedscton 2 Chine 3 Japan 4 Tatkey 5 Comparion (@) Japan and Tackey (©) Turkey and China (6), China and Japan 6 conchsion Pac Vict of maton (a) Ina wold of naon-staer ‘Separatist nationalism ia the new nonstate, [avon biling and national in the new ster Unifieation national and the new nan tates 1 PaneAlenian 2 Ab national 5 Condusion Reform naonalim in he old mason ster 1 Inrodscton 2 Germany and ely 3 The Romanian ate 167 170 170 3 M6 185, 139 ro ne ns 230 230 231 240 ae 27 as as ass 287 aa a 2 Er 2a as