Intimations of methodological nationalism in classical sociology
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...In other words, globalization concerns the objective infrastructure aspect as opposed to the cultural element of a well-defined phenomenon per se of which there is a subjective awareness (Robertson, 1987, 1992; Featherstone, 1990; Giddens, 1990; Ritzer, 1993; Albrow, 1996; Castells, 1996; Smelser 1997)....
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...…it seems to have confused social space with political national space, delimited arbitrarily (Mann, 1986; Agnew and Corbridge, 1995; Albrow, 1996; Castells, 1996; Beck, [1997] 2000, 2002; Smelser, 1997; Calhoun, 1999; Urry, 2000; Wagner, 2001); (2) as national historians Corresponding author:…...
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...…Schiller, 2000; Wimmer and Glick Schiller, 2002, 2003; Amelina et al., 2012), and sociologists (Mann, 1986; Agnew and Corbridge, 1995; Albrow, 1996; Castells, 1996; Beck, [1997] 2000, 2002; Smelser, 1997; Urry, 2000; Wagner, 2001), since they are associated with the current ‘crisis of…...
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...Weber not only viewed nationalism as the opportunity for defining his political position in Wilhelm’s Germany (see Weber’s Freiburg Prolusion in 1895: Der Nationalstaat und die Volkswirtschaftpolitik), but also for reaffirming that values (and interests) move individual and collective action....
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...Weber not only viewed nationalism as the opportunity for defining his political position in Wilhelm’s Germany (see Weber’s Freiburg Prolusion in 1895: Der Nationalstaat und die Volkswirtschaftpolitik), but also for reaffirming that values (and interests) move individual and collective action. In other words, nationalism is regarded as a cultural form driving entire populations to action (Weber, [1922b] 1978: 926; see Gellner, 1983: 61; Anderson, 1992: 195)....
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...…words, globalization concerns the objective infrastructure aspect as opposed to the cultural element of a well-defined phenomenon per se of which there is a subjective awareness (Robertson, 1987, 1992; Featherstone, 1990; Giddens, 1990; Ritzer, 1993; Albrow, 1996; Castells, 1996; Smelser 1997)....
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...…analytical framework of reference, considered as inadequate for understanding facts that are ever more transnational and ever less international (Robertson, 1992; Robinson, 1998; Beck, [2004] 2006), from those who, on the contrary, are convinced that the nation-state is still the basic unit of…...
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...In this respect, Durkheim, Weber and Simmel are enlightening. It is well known that in The Rules of Sociological Method ([1895] 1982: 52) Durkheim identified the actual domain of the then-emerging sociological discipline in social physiology, or in other words the order of events that ‘consist of manners of acting, thinking and feeling external to the individual, which are invested with a coercive power by virtue of which they exercise control over him’. This meant as Durkheim specifies in his work, phenomena, the substratum of which is ‘society’ (or ‘group’), not to be confused with organic phenomena (the domain of medicine and biology) nor with psychic phenomena (psychology), the substrata of which, on the contrary, derive from the ‘organism’ or from the ‘mind’ respectively. It is precisely this difference that constitutes the domain of sociology for Durkheim, a distinct and objective reality, the specificity of which, in the manner of the Comtean tradition, becomes for him a permanent acquisition of the social sciences, of which the ‘national’ is an integral part. This reality is precisely the ‘social’ (Durkheim, 1900). Weber’s conception of the ‘social’ differs from that of Durkheim. It should be framed within his particular conception of social science, i.e. something that ‘cannot tell anyone what he should do – but rather what he can do – and under certain circumstances – what he wishes to do’ (Weber, [1922a] 1949: 54)....
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...…– except for the comparative and internationalist studies on the modernization and development of peripheral countries starting in the 1960s (e.g. Rostow, 1960; Lagos Matus, 1963; Galtung, 1966; Horowitz, 1966; Parsons, 1971) – few essays on societal interaction as a global condition per se…...
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