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"Deconstructing” the Nation-State
Unformatted Document Text:  PEWS RT08:draft 12-10-07 “Deconstructing” the Nation-State.” Thomas D. [tom] Hall## email not listed ##Edward Myers Dolan Chair in AnthropologyChair Dept.of Sociology & AnthropologyWeb page: http://fs6.depauw.edu:50080/~thall/hp1.htm Snail Mail:106 Asbury HallDept. of Soc. & Anthro.100 Seminary St.Greencastle, IN 46135765-658-4519 Abstract:In want to argue that it time to abandon the term and concept of “nation-state.” I am not using “deconstructing” in the usual sense. Rather, seek to extend arguments made in earlier papers which build on the work of world historian William H. McNeill, that state are always â€śpolyethnic,” adding to that argument that ethnicity and/or race (in short status groups) are always ranked hierarchically. I purse this argument through the twin, and often intertwined, lenses of indigenous peoples and frontiers. To some extent this grows from a discussion with William I. Robinson about the concept of nation-state. While I disagree with him that we should preserve the term, I think we are in broad agreement.

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PEWS RT08:
draft 12-10-07
“Deconstructing” the Nation-State.”
Thomas D. [tom] Hall
## email not listed ##
Edward Myers Dolan Chair in Anthropology
Chair Dept.of Sociology & Anthropology
Web page: http://fs6.depauw.edu:50080/~thall/hp1.htm 
Snail Mail:
106 Asbury Hall
Dept. of Soc. & Anthro.
100 Seminary St.
Greencastle, IN 46135
765-658-4519
Abstract:
In want to argue that it time to abandon the term and concept of “nation-state.” I am not 
using “deconstructing” in the usual sense. Rather, seek to extend arguments made in 
earlier papers which build on the work of world historian William H. McNeill, that state 
are always â€śpolyethnic,” adding to that argument that ethnicity and/or race (in short status 
groups) are always ranked hierarchically. I purse this argument through the twin, and 
often intertwined, lenses of indigenous peoples and frontiers. To some extent this grows 
from a discussion with William I. Robinson about the concept of nation-state. While I 
disagree with him that we should preserve the term, I think we are in broad agreement.


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