Globalization, Ethnic Diversity, and Nationalism: The Challenge for Democracies

Globalization involves escalating human mobility--more and more people are able to move from place to place, not just as migrants seeking new homes but as sojourners visiting different countries where they may stay for longer or shorter periods of time. The result for any state is a growing diversit...

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Published in:The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 2002-05, Vol.581 (1), p.35-47
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