Titlebook: Identity and Global Politics; Empirical and Theore Patricia M. Goff (Assistant Professor of Political Book 2004 Patricia M. Goff and Kevin

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Conclusion: Revisiting the Four Dimensions of Identityanalyses further justify our inclination to . identity rather than discarding it, as Brubaker and Cooper (2000) suggest. In this chapter, we draw out some of the conclusions about the four dimensions of identity—alterity, fluidity, constructedness, and multiplicity— to which the preceding chapters p

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The Trouble with the Évolués: French Republicanism, Colonial Subjectivity, and Identityorists.. Their recommended approach would highlight the fact that identity, power, and interest have historically been central to global realities (frequently dubbed international reality). It would also illuminate the cultural, temporal, and spatial dimensions of global politics: the bundles of con