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The 11 pages that link to Benedict Anderson, each with the reason it gives.

• NationalismRelated: His account explains how shared media and institutions foster national belonging.

• National identityRelated: His account explains how strangers can imagine themselves as fellow nationals.

• Ethnic nationalismRelated: His account helps explain how shared national belonging can extend beyond personal acquaintance or common descent.

• NationRelated: His account explains how print culture helped strangers imagine themselves as one national community.

• AmericanizationRelated: His account of national identity clarifies why Americanization can provoke debates over belonging.

• EthnogenesisRelated: His account clarifies how large communities can feel connected without face-to-face ties.

• National mythRelated: His account explains how shared narratives help constitute national belonging.

• East TimorRelated: His scholarship challenged Indonesian accounts of the territory’s incorporation.

• Imagined communityRelated: Anderson coined the influential formulation and traced its historical development.

• Ernest GellnerCompared with: Anderson’s cultural account of nationhood offers a different emphasis from Gellner’s industrial-society explanation.

• James C. ScottRelated: Anderson and Scott were influential contemporaries in the study of nationalism and Southeast Asian politics.