Sentence examples for ethnic nation from inspiring English sources

This will force the ethnic nation controlling the state to resort to further undemocratic means to maintain their hegemony.

Shin Chae-ho, a leading nationalist, for instance, presented Korean history as one of the "ethnic nation" (minjoksa) and traced it to the mythical figure Dangun.

After independence in 1945, and despite peninsular division into North and South, the unity of the Korean ethnic nation or race was largely taken for granted.

Integrationist ideology is seen as a beacon that lights the way and acts in the minds of Indians to constitute an ethnic nation state.

We are not and have never been an ethnic nation.

Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points, asserting the principle of self-determination, was one of many signs that the age of multiethnic empires, such as the Ottoman and the Austro-Hungarian, was giving way to an age of ethnic nation-states.

One might think that majoritarian interculturalism, which operates with a majority-minority dualism, would provide a model for Europe, with its ethnic nation-state legacies (this is the assumption by Taylor, 2012).

Britain is currently a multifaith, multi-ethnic nation, with a high rate of ethnically mixed relationships.

India argues that a claim to the territory on religious grounds is a threat to India's status as a secular, multi-ethnic nation.

"They hate us not for what we do but for what we are - the fact that we are a successful, tolerant, democratic, multi-faith, multi-ethnic nation.

Both leftists and Islamists repudiated this combination of a mono-ethnic nation state and modernity, and the Kemalist state punished both groups.