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Critiques the politics of cultural identity, exploring the difference between political roles and collective identities.

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Cultural Identity and Political Ethics is written simply but not without elegance... The arguments it makes are strong and relevant to an increasingly globalised and multicultural world; policy makers should take good stock of this book. British Politics and Policy at LSE Blog Cultural Identity and Political Ethics is written simply but not without elegance... The arguments it makes are strong and relevant to an increasingly globalised and multicultural world; policy makers should take good stock of this book.

Table of Contents
Acknowledgements; 1. The Politics of Identity; 2. National Character; 3. The Idea of Deep Identity; 4. Types of Identity; 5. The Embodiment of Cultural Identity; 6. Identity and Subjectivity; 7. The Art of Identity; 8. The Ethics of Identity

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      Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
      Publication Date: 13/09/2010
      ISBN13: 9780748623877, 978-0748623877
      ISBN10: 0748623876
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      Political science and theory Social and cultural anthropology

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Critiques the politics of cultural identity, exploring the difference between political roles and collective identities.

      Trade Review
      Cultural Identity and Political Ethics is written simply but not without elegance... The arguments it makes are strong and relevant to an increasingly globalised and multicultural world; policy makers should take good stock of this book. British Politics and Policy at LSE Blog Cultural Identity and Political Ethics is written simply but not without elegance... The arguments it makes are strong and relevant to an increasingly globalised and multicultural world; policy makers should take good stock of this book.

      Table of Contents
      Acknowledgements; 1. The Politics of Identity; 2. National Character; 3. The Idea of Deep Identity; 4. Types of Identity; 5. The Embodiment of Cultural Identity; 6. Identity and Subjectivity; 7. The Art of Identity; 8. The Ethics of Identity

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