Cambridge Studies in International Relations: State Identities and the Homogenisation of Peoples (Paperback)
Heather Rae; Steve Smith; Thomas J Biersteker
Cambridge University Press
9780521797085
0-521-79708-X
This book examines the victimization of minority groups through history. The author argues that genocides, expulsions and forced assimilations have been the result of the efforts of rulers' wish to assert.
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their control and legitimacy. By bringing uniformity to the populations within their boundaries, they legitimate their hold on power. This book thus shows how nationalist ideologies have influenced the form of the international state system, drawing on the experiences of Jews and Moors in Spain, Protestants in France, Armenians in Turkey, and minorities in the former Yugoslavia.
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