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Hroch's phases of national movements: a standalone construct

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Comparative politics

a three-phase model in which national movements move from scholarly study of a group's culture, to agitation by patriotic activists, to mass mobilization.

In comparative politics, Hroch's phases of national movements refers to a three-phase model in which national movements move from scholarly study of a group's culture, to agitation by patriotic activists, to mass mobilization. This meaning comes from Hroch (1985) in Social preconditions of national revival in Europe.[1]

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References

Hroch, M. (1985). Social preconditions of national revival in Europe. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521228916

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