Varieties of Nationalism in Postcolonial, Neoliberal and Hetero-Patriarchal Times
Abstract
What forms of ‘nationalist’ power have been realized––or have now become imaginable––as a result of heteropatriarchal, postcolonial neoliberal nationalist narratives? What situated forms of oppression and co-optation persist through the dissemination of such logics? What is new about the individual responsibility, isolated agency and atomic ‘agents’ who are the subjects of such imagined or actual regimes (Davies, 1991)? The Panels in the ECPR section 'Varieties of Nationalism in Postcolonial, Neoliberal and Hetero-Patriarchal Times', explore various accounts of the rise of right-wing nationalism and their specific invocation of the ‘postcolonial’ as well as their moves towards individual responsibility, a politics of austerity and a re-institutionalization of hetero-patriarchy (Brown, 2015).
Date Issued
2023-08-07
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Other
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en
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