Reimagining Nation and Nationalism in Multicultural East Asia (Paperback)

Acknowledgement Introduction: Nationalism in East Asia and East Asian Multiculturalism (Sungmoon Kim and Hsin-wen Lee) Part I: Nationalism, Democracy, and Equality Chapter 1: Nationalism’s Grip on Democracy: Good News and Bad (Bernard Yack) Chapter 2: In the Name of Equality: An Examination of Equality Arguments for National Self-Government (Hsin-wen Lee) Part II: Confucianism, Nationalism, and Cosmopolitanism Chapter 3: Nationalist Guo, Cosmopolitan Tianxia? Possibility of World Order Based on Confucian Relational Ethics (Sor-hoon Tan) Chapter 4: Confucian Nation? A Perfectionist Justification in a Pluralist Society (Sungmoon Kim) Part III: State-Initiated Ethnic Nationalism Chapter 5: A Review of Contemporary Chinese Nationalism: Theories, Features and Facets (Eric K. M. Chong) Chapter 6: From Residency to Citizenship: Chinese Nationalism and Changing Criteria for Political and Legal Interpretations of Hong Kong Identity in the Post 1997 Era (Loretta E. Kim) Part IV: Globalization, Neoliberalism, and Nationalism Chapter 7: Developmental Multiculturalism and Articulation of Korean Nationalism in the Age of Diversity (Nora Hui-Jung Kim) Chapter 8: On the Black Tide: A Historical and Politico-Economic Analysis of Taiwanese Nationalism and the Sunflower Movement (Rwei-Ren Wu) Chapter 9: Japanese Nationalism in the Age of Globalization: Toward an Earthly Universalism (Nakajima Takahiro) Part V: Democracy and Indigenous Cultures in Taiwan Chapter 10: Art-iculating the Nation and Its Struggles?Pangcah as a Case of Indigenous Movement in Taiwan (Shun-ling Chen) Chapter 11: Social Justice and Language Policy in Taiwan (Alan Patten)