国际比较社会学杂志》"国家认同、民族主义、爱国主义和全球化 "特刊导言

Markus Quandt, Peter Schmidt
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本期《国际期刊通讯》(IJCS)的主题刊物专门分析了有关国家认同和全球化的比较调查工作,本期编辑导言简要概述了刊物中收录的五篇文章的核心假设。这些文章就个人层面的国家认同态度以及民族自豪感、爱国主义和民族沙文主义等同类概念如何与社会层面的变量(这些变量往往随着移民涌入和经济竞争等全球化方面的影响而变化)相关联的问题提出了各种颇具差异的新见解。除了关注这些新贡献之外,导言还对更广泛的国家认同研究领域仍然面临的挑战提出了一些看法。鉴于该领域正在处理多个相互重叠的态度概念,这主要涉及部分概念缺乏清晰性,这有时会转化为模棱两可的操作方法以及不完整或不精确的理论机制阐述。我们的结论是,本专题的研究成果对测量方法和多层次过程的特定方面给予了细致的关注,可以作为未来克服至少其中部分挑战的另一块垫脚石。
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Introduction to the special issue of the International Journal of Comparative Sociology on “National identity, nationalism, patriotism, and globalization”
This editors’ introduction into the themed issue of IJCS dedicated to the analysis of comparative survey work on national identity and globalization presents a very brief overview of core hypotheses from the five articles collected in the issue. The articles offer a variety of new, rather differentiated insights into how individual-level national identity attitudes and sibling concepts like national pride, patriotism, and nationalist chauvinism are related to societal-level variables that tend to vary with exposure to aspects of globalization, such as migrant influx and economic competition. Aside from the focus on those new contributions, the introduction also offers a few observations on the challenges that the wider national identity research field still faces. Given that the field is dealing with several overlapping attitude concepts, this centrally concerns a partial lack of conceptual clarity, which sometimes translates into ambiguous operationalizations and incomplete or imprecise explication of theoretical mechanisms. We conclude that the contributions of the themed issue, with their careful attention to particular aspects of measures and multi-level processes, may serve as another stepping stone for overcoming at least some of those challenges in the future.
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