Titlebook: Identity and Global Politics; Empirical and Theore Patricia M. Goff (Assistant Professor of Political Book 2004 Patricia M. Goff and Kevin

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“The Language of Respectability” and the (Re)Constitution of Muslim Selves in Colonial Bengal time. And importantly, the emphasis on performativity draws attention to the fact that identities are “done” by actual people (constructed as “doers” in the process of “doing”),. and creates meaningful theoretical space for a bottom-up approach to IR.

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Book 2004spectives to confront the challenges of identity-centered analysis. In particular, the contributors seek to elucidate the general meaning and methodological implications of the commonly state yet largely unexamined, assertion that identities are relational, fluid, constructed, and multiple.

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Conclusion: Revisiting the Four Dimensions of Identityoint. We do not seek to provide an exhaustive catalogue of these conclusions. Rather, we open a conversation, confident that readers will see much more in each empirical chapter than we could highlight in this short conclusion. We then point to additional key themes and lingering questions running through the chapters.

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Studying Continuity and Change in South African Political Identityn control. This simplistic understanding of constructivism has made it difficult to legitimate both constructivism as a meta-theoretical foundation and identity research more generally. Political identity is both more complex and resilient than much of the contemporary literature suggests.

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of the first countries affected by it. As those management control systems must reflect the context in which they operate, they also have to change in relation to them. For this reason, strategies had to be put in place to balance two sometimes mutually exclusive needs, that of timeliness and accur