Industrialization and Assimilation

ISBN-13: 9781009268363 / Angielski / Twarda / 2022 / 225 str.

Elliott D. (London School of Economics and Political Science

Opis

This book explains why industrialization is the most important factor driving assimilation and ethnic change in the modern world.

Recenzje

'Green takes on big questions about how the structural transformation of the political economy shapes the nature of ethnic identity. This book is terrifically ambitious in theoretical and empirical scope, engaging with a wide range of distinctive empirical cases in both the Global North and Global South. It makes us reconsider how we study the politics of ethnic change in the social sciences.' Lauren M. MacLean, Arthur F. Bentley Chair of Political Science, Indiana University-Bloomington

Spis treści

1. Introduction; 2. Understanding ethnicity and industrialization; 3. Industrialization and assimilation in historical perspective; 4. Cross-national evidence; 5. Industrialization and assimilation in mid-20th century Turkey; 6. Cases of non-industrialization in Africa: Somalia and Uganda; 7. 'Cattle without legs': structural transformation in Botswana; 8. Ethic change among Native Americans in the United States; 9. Ethnic change among the Māori in New Zealand; 10. Conclusion.