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Nations Before the Nation-State: Between City-State and Empire From Antiquity to the Present by Anna Marisa Schön, 2024

Throughout Antiquity and the Middle Ages, thinkers understood nations as communities defined by common language, culture, and descent, and sharing strong bonds of belonging and solidarity. Even so, they did not assume that nations would also be appropriate units of government.

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#history
#nations
#states

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Else, Someone

Meet nice people.
Nice people say "come to Wales".
Completely unrelated people: "did you ask this dude in London for permission? Wales jeez"
Random Westminster dude: before you ask, it's two to eleven hundred pounds and you perform for a camera.

Yeah you're a "citizen" alright, "your country", great g□d-blesséd "nation", "governed" by "your" "elected" "representatives", "your" "decision" and power process

#Nations#border#migration
Dustin Tungilik MacDonald

We did a #road and #rail #trip from #Saskatchewan through #Alberta to #BritishColumbia, it was 4,761 km. Or Lisbon to Vienna to Stockholm. #Canada is an amazing country because you can travel to so many amazing #nations and #experience so many #cultures within it.
We travel in and through at least 18 #FirstNations lands, some #treaty, some #unceded. Check out native-land.ca/ to see more traditional homelands of #indigenous people.
#OneCountryManyNations

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