The Politics of Nation-Building: Making Co-Nationals, Refugees, And Minorities (Problems of International Politics)
In The Politics of Nation-Building, Harris Mylonas examines how states engage in nation-building by classifying populations as co-nationals, refugees, and minorities. This book in the Problems of International Politics series explores the strategic politics behind these efforts, shedding light on the complexities of identity formation and governance in diverse societies.
About This Book
The Politics of Nation-Building delves into the processes through which states construct national identities by defining who belongs as co-nationals, refugees, or minorities.
Drawing on problems of international politics, the book analyzes the strategic decisions governments make in managing diverse populations during nation-building efforts.
It highlights the implications of these categorizations for political stability and international relations.
Through a scholarly lens, the work addresses the challenges and dynamics involved in creating cohesive nations amid diversity.
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