Předmět Nationalism, Minorities and Migrations in Europe (YBAC04)
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Since the French revolution, nationalism has become one of the leading forces in European politics and culture. It has progressively transformed all European states and societies into nation states and national societies. The core of the nationalist project lies at the intersection of two claims - the claim to self-government of a people and the claim to its distinct national identity. This course explores these two claims and delves deeper into historical conditions and the transformation of current European multiculturalism. The Czech Republic, situated in the center of Europe, is a permanent intersection of cultures and concepts of the West and East. Originally one of the most heterogeneous places in Europe, the Czech Republic began the 1990’s as one of the most homogeneous ones. Currently, thanks to migration, EU membership and globalization, the Czech Republic is rapidly becoming diverse again. With these circumstances, the country serves as the ideal location from which to examine this course’s topic.
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PhDr. Salim Murad, Ph.D.Kateřina JurečkováBc. Lenka Lukešová
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PhDr. Salim Murad, Ph.D.