Essays on National Identity

In the time of globalization, the nation state seems to be dying away. Especially in Europe, sub-state regional legislatures and governments were established across the European Union, as an outcome of decentralisation which empowers regional government to enhance economic competence in the new global context....

Although it is not official, the most notable and widespread interpretation of “Ukraine” is “Borderland” which is indicative of the country’s long history as well as it’s contemporary conflicts that exist to this day. Over the past century the country of Ukraine has been embroiled...

In order to fully answer this question there has to be a clear definition for what a nation is, this can be said to be a group of people that have a common history which is shared between them therefore they are a community of...

Many people in different countries seek a better life by moving to America. But a huge ongoing debate is whether immigrants who have moved to America should maintain their cultural identity from the area in which they lived before, take on a national identity in...

Psychological accounts of nationalism and national identity can differ dependent on a nation, Nations being a community of people that are made on the basis of a common language, region, ethnicity or psychological make-up established in a common culture. A nation is different from a...

To be West Indian does not only mean you are from the Caribbean region. One can not simply define a West Indian in one word or phrase. To really take apart the meaning of being West Indian one must look at the differences and similarities...

On April 25th, 1915, the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZACs) fought at Gallipoli during WW1, in support of the British Commonwealth of the contingent of allied forces. These servicemen were proved to have shown characteristics such as resourcefulness, mateship, endurance and courage whilst...