KnowraNationLinked fromLinked fromThe 22 pages that link to Nation, each with the reason it gives.All 22Related 7Narrower topic 8Compared with 7NationalismNarrower topic: Nationalism treats this imagined political community as a basis for political claims.National identityNarrower topic: National identity attaches belonging to this imagined community.Civic nationalismNarrower topic: Civic nationalism treats the nation as a political community rather than an ethnic lineage.The New YorkerCompared with: Its explicit political orientation contrasts with The New Yorker’s broader mix of public affairs and cultural writing.Nation-stateRelated: A nation supplies the shared identity that distinguishes a nation-state from a state alone.StateCompared with: A nation is a community of identity; a state is a territorial political organization.Turkish nationalismNarrower topic: Turkish nationalism is one account of who belongs to a nation and why.British nationalismNarrower topic: Disputes over whether Britain is one nation or a multinational state shape the movement.Christopher HitchensRelated: Hitchens wrote for the magazine for many years before breaking with its antiwar position.The New York Review of BooksCompared with: Its more explicit political orientation contrasts with the Review’s book-centered editorial structure.The Village VoiceCompared with: Its national magazine format contrasts with the Voice’s neighborhood-rooted weekly reporting.John AshberyRelated: Ashbery worked as an art critic for the magazine, reviewing visual art alongside his poetry career.Sovereign stateCompared with: A nation can exist without controlling a sovereign state of its own.The New RepublicCompared with: Its older, consistently left-leaning identity contrasts with The New Republic’s shifting liberal politics.UltranationalismNarrower topic: Ultranationalist politics defines who belongs to the nation and whose interests it elevates.Barbara W. TuchmanRelated: Tuchman worked as a correspondent for the magazine during the Spanish Civil War.AnationalismNarrower topic: The doctrine contests the nation’s role as a primary unit of solidarity.Arthur DantoRelated: Danto wrote art criticism for the magazine for decades, bringing his philosophical ideas to public criticism.Country (politics)Compared with: A nation can span several countries, while a country can contain several nations.Gender and nationNarrower topic: The nation is the contested community whose boundaries and identity the scholarship investigates.John Dalberg-ActonRelated: Acton wrote for this journal, bringing his historical and political judgments to an international readership.Pan-European nationalismRelated: The ideology’s claim rests on whether Europeans can constitute one nation.
KnowraNationLinked fromLinked fromThe 22 pages that link to Nation, each with the reason it gives.All 22Related 7Narrower topic 8Compared with 7NationalismNarrower topic: Nationalism treats this imagined political community as a basis for political claims.National identityNarrower topic: National identity attaches belonging to this imagined community.Civic nationalismNarrower topic: Civic nationalism treats the nation as a political community rather than an ethnic lineage.The New YorkerCompared with: Its explicit political orientation contrasts with The New Yorker’s broader mix of public affairs and cultural writing.Nation-stateRelated: A nation supplies the shared identity that distinguishes a nation-state from a state alone.StateCompared with: A nation is a community of identity; a state is a territorial political organization.Turkish nationalismNarrower topic: Turkish nationalism is one account of who belongs to a nation and why.British nationalismNarrower topic: Disputes over whether Britain is one nation or a multinational state shape the movement.Christopher HitchensRelated: Hitchens wrote for the magazine for many years before breaking with its antiwar position.The New York Review of BooksCompared with: Its more explicit political orientation contrasts with the Review’s book-centered editorial structure.The Village VoiceCompared with: Its national magazine format contrasts with the Voice’s neighborhood-rooted weekly reporting.John AshberyRelated: Ashbery worked as an art critic for the magazine, reviewing visual art alongside his poetry career.Sovereign stateCompared with: A nation can exist without controlling a sovereign state of its own.The New RepublicCompared with: Its older, consistently left-leaning identity contrasts with The New Republic’s shifting liberal politics.UltranationalismNarrower topic: Ultranationalist politics defines who belongs to the nation and whose interests it elevates.Barbara W. TuchmanRelated: Tuchman worked as a correspondent for the magazine during the Spanish Civil War.AnationalismNarrower topic: The doctrine contests the nation’s role as a primary unit of solidarity.Arthur DantoRelated: Danto wrote art criticism for the magazine for decades, bringing his philosophical ideas to public criticism.Country (politics)Compared with: A nation can span several countries, while a country can contain several nations.Gender and nationNarrower topic: The nation is the contested community whose boundaries and identity the scholarship investigates.John Dalberg-ActonRelated: Acton wrote for this journal, bringing his historical and political judgments to an international readership.Pan-European nationalismRelated: The ideology’s claim rests on whether Europeans can constitute one nation.