"Why do some citizens feel a sense of obligation to contribute to and participate in their states, even when costly? The book uncovers the nationalist roots of such civic duty, a vital ingredient to strong states and especially democracies"--
"Why do some citizens feel a sense of obligation to contribute to and participate in their states, even when costly? The book uncovers the nationalist roots of such civic duty, a vital ingredient to strong states and especially democracies"--
Produktdetails
Produktdetails
Studies of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute, Columbia University
Part I 1. Duty, against the Odds 2. A National Theory of Civic Duty Part II 3. National Stories in South Korea and Taiwan 4. Strong Civic Duty in the Name of Nation in South Korea 5. Weak Civic Duty and Fragmented Nation in Taiwan Part III 6. Stunted Civic Duty in Reunified Germany 7. Nationalism and Civic Duty across the World 8. Civic Challenges to Democracy in East Asia
Part I 1. Duty, against the Odds 2. A National Theory of Civic Duty Part II 3. National Stories in South Korea and Taiwan 4. Strong Civic Duty in the Name of Nation in South Korea 5. Weak Civic Duty and Fragmented Nation in Taiwan Part III 6. Stunted Civic Duty in Reunified Germany 7. Nationalism and Civic Duty across the World 8. Civic Challenges to Democracy in East Asia
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