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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-0983-2 couple of decades.. As historians and social scientists have sought to analyse nation-building processes and to de-construct national discourses, they have increasingly emphasised three points. Firstly, they maintain that nations and a sense of ‘national belonging’ have not always existed, but emer

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Joe Sato,Yasutaka Takanishi,Masato Yamanakaof the IX Congress of Italian scientists, which took place in the city of Venice in the autumn of 1847. The work constituted an impressive monument to Venetian history and identity, with political aspects assuming unusual prominence. Put together by individuals who saw themselves as a potential ruli

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Joe Sato,Yasutaka Takanishi,Masato Yamanaka In Germany, national ideas gained ground due to the refusal to reform on the part of both territorial princes and the German Confederation, which had been established in 1815. For the majority of liberals, particularism (.) stood for the blocking of reforms, while the nation-state (.) represented f