The modern nation-state finds its origins in the combination, and construction, of a fantasy‒reality continuum. The socio-political figuration, conceptualised as a collectivising survival unit (Elias), refers both to the invention of traditions and the positivistic research on ethno-national mythologies, building up a kinship‒people‒nation triad, and to the secularisation and routinisation of power holders, providing material representation of a polity-based society.

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The Resilience of Nation-States: Between Sociogenetic Fantasy and Juridico-Political Institutionalisation

  • Alon Helled,
  • Carlo Pala

摘要

The modern nation-state finds its origins in the combination, and construction, of a fantasy‒reality continuum. The socio-political figuration, conceptualised as a collectivising survival unit (Elias), refers both to the invention of traditions and the positivistic research on ethno-national mythologies, building up a kinship‒people‒nation triad, and to the secularisation and routinisation of power holders, providing material representation of a polity-based society.