Nationalism and the International Labor Movement: The Idea of the Nation in Socialist and Anarchist Theory by Michael Forman

In: Historical Materialism
Author: Marcel Stoetzler
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Online Publication Date:
01 Jan 2006
In:
Volume 14: Issue 3
Article Type:
Research Article
Page Count:
295–313
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/156920606778531798d

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In:
Historical Materialism
E-ISSN:
1569-206X
Print ISSN:
1465-4466
Publisher:
Brill
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  • 1

    Nairn 1981.
  • 2

    Nimni 1994.
  • 5

    Cf. Comninel 1987; Jaeck 1979.
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    For example, Wood 1991.
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    Jaeck 1979; Comninel 1987.
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    Pannekoek 1948; Clarke 1998.
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    Tom Nairn as quoted by Nimni 1994, p. 5.
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    Nimni 1989; 1994; 1999; 2000.
  • 18

    Nimni 1994, p. ix.
  • 19

    Nimni 1994, p. x.
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    Nimni 1994, p. 2.
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    Traverso/ Löwy 1990, p. 133. They actually refer to Nimni 1989. It should be noted that Nimni’s position (1989; 1994) nevertheless needed to be defended against the Leninist/Trotskyist orthodoxy asserted by Traverso and Löwy who held (1990, p. 144) that unqualified support for ‘oppressed peoples’ and their ‘right to national self-determination’ is an ‘absolutely necessary premise’ of a Marxist position.
  • 22

    Nimni 1994, p. 184
  • 24

    Nimni 2000, p. xvii.
  • 25

    Nimni 2000, p. xxiv.
  • 26

    Nimni 2000, p. xxxiii.
  • 27

    Nimni 2000, p. xliv.
  • 29

    Nimni 2000, p. xliv.

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