Measuring the Spread of National Identity. Evidence from the German Empire before 1914


Bachelor Thesis, 2021

35 Pages, Grade: 2,7


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Table of Contents

Introduction and Literature Review

Data evaluation and empirical methods

1. Socio-Theoretical Frameworks
1.1 Nation building and class struggles
1.2 State, Nation and Nationalism
1.3 The Concept of Fashion within the Theoretical Framework of S ocial Systems

2. Historical Reconstruction
2.1. Political Structure of Germany before 1871
2.2 The German Empire
2.3 The German Industrialization
2.4 Tirpitz Propaganda
2.5 The Anglo-German Naval Race

3. QH1: How the Elites' Influence on the Expansion of Naval Power built National Identity within the German Society

4. QH2: The Symbolism of the Sailor Suit and Mass Production as Unifying Forces on the Example of the Manufacturer Bleyle

5. QH3: Negative Stereotypes and the Image of the Enemy as Creators of National Identity

Conclusions

Bibliography

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Title
Measuring the Spread of National Identity. Evidence from the German Empire before 1914
College
Humboldt-University of Berlin  (Wirtschaftswissenschaften)
Grade
2,7
Author
Year
2021
Pages
35
Catalog Number
V1316592
ISBN (eBook)
9783346796431
ISBN (Book)
9783346796448
Language
English
Keywords
German Empire, Emperor, National Identity, fleet, first world war
Quote paper
Diana Aghte (Author), 2021, Measuring the Spread of National Identity. Evidence from the German Empire before 1914, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1316592

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