Methodological Nationalism and Beyond: Nation-state Building, Migration and the Social Sciences

Authors

  • Andreas Wimmer Колумбийский университет Автор
  • Nina Glick Schiller Манчестерский университет Автор

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22394/2074-0492-2021-2-184-231

Keywords:

национализм, международная миграция, нациостроительство, эпистемология

Abstract

Под методологическим национализмом понимается допущение, что нация/государство/общество являются естественными социальными и политическими образованиями современного мира. В статье мы выделяем три типа методологического национализма, которые в основном характерны для социальных наук, а затем показываем, как они отразились на исследованиях миграции. Мы проводим параллели между националистическим мышлением и концептуализацией миграции в послевоенных социальных науках. В историческом обзоре мы показываем, что эта доминирующая концепция развивалась в тесном взаимодействии с процессами строительства национальных государств на Западе, а также рассматриваем роль иммиграционной и интеграционной политики в этих процессах. Переход к изучению транснациональных общностей - последняя фаза в этом процессе - был скорее следствием эпистемического отхода от методологического национализма, чем следствием появления новых объектов наблюдения. Статья завершается рекомендациями по новому концептуальному анализу, который, с одной стороны, не сопряжен с методологическим национализмом, а с другой - выходит за рамки флюидизма многих современных социальных теорий.

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Wimmer A., Glick Schiller N. Methodological Nationalism and Beyond: Nation-state Building, Migration and the Social Sciences // Sociology of Power. 2021. Vol. 33, no. 2. P. 184–231. https://doi.org/10.22394/2074-0492-2021-2-184-231

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