Titlebook: Diversity and Contestations over Nationalism in Europe and Canada; John Erik Fossum,Riva Kastoryano,Birte Siim Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if

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Álvaro Matias,Peter Nijkamp,Manuela Sarmentoiguration of identity, community, territory, and an underpinning or underlying political structure; the EU and Canada’s embedded cosmopolitan features are reflected in a highly inclusive form of nationalism; and right-wing populist or “new” nationalism is an exclusivist, ethnic form of nationalism.

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Introduction: Negotiating Territoriality and Nationalism,s of contestation—is it still about nationalism, or is it about factors and phenomena that should be more suitably labelled under other categories of social identification and co-existence—is important in order to understand the nature of our contemporary societies and, not least, how they deal with diversity.

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Transnational Politics of Integration and an “Imagined Global Diaspora”companied by new forms of subjectivity which claim to be non-territorial. States, on the other hand, expand their nationalism in order to maintain the “power” of incorporation and citizenship, while expanding their influence beyond their territories, and compete with transnational communities in their engagement in the process of globalisation.

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Negotiating Equality and Diversity: Transnational Challenges to European Citizenshipnd refugee crisis has challenged democracy, equal rights and social justice, but, at the same time, the transnational arena is potentially the only feasible alternative to solve the migration and refugee crisis and to develop timely concepts of democracy.

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Wither the Canadian Model? Evaluating the New Canadian Nationalism (2006–2015)Conservative government to thicken the content of Canadian nationalism, by focusing on traditional dimensions of nationalist pride, thereby encouraging Canadians to abandon a relatively thin identity in favour of adopting a relatively thicker “ethnic-communitarian” outlook.

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“Needed but Undeserving”: Contestations of Entitlement in the Danish Policy Framework on Migration afare chauvinism. Furthermore, the chapter argues that we have seen an increased culturalisation becoming the basis for entitlement and access and thus creating new stratifications of exclusion and inclusion.

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Cultural Recognition and Democratic Participation: Immigrant Organisations in Oslotes of cultural recognition. The main policy template is the Nordic tradition of voluntary organisation whose main justification is democratic: foster participation and political socialisation and training. Reality on the ground is not always aligned with these ideals.