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    Concept of The Nation: Philippine Politics and Governance

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    A nation is a social construct defined by shared history, geography, language, customs, and identity among a group of people. In contrast, a state is a political community that has a defined territory and organized government with the authority to make and enforce laws. For a nation-state, the cultural boundaries of the nation should align with the political boundaries of the state, with the great majority sharing a common identity and culture.

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    A nation is a social construct defined by shared history, geography, language, customs, and identity among a group of people. In contrast, a state is a political community that has a defined territory and organized government with the authority to make and enforce laws. For a nation-state, the cultural boundaries of the nation should align with the political boundaries of the state, with the great majority sharing a common identity and culture.

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    A nation is a social construct defined by shared history, geography, language, customs, and identity among a group of people. In contrast, a state is a political community that has a defined territory and organized government with the authority to make and enforce laws. For a nation-state, the cultural boundaries of the nation should align with the political boundaries of the state, with the great majority sharing a common identity and culture.

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    Concept of the Nation

    Philippine Politics and Governance


    What is Nation? Is it different from State?
     State is a political community that occupies a
    definite territory; having organized government
    with the authority to make and enforce laws
    without the consent of a higher authority

     Nation is the social construction of a collective


    identity
    What is Nation? Is it different from State?
    According to Anderson, 1991 and Poggi, 2008

    A group of people who share the


    same history, geography,
    language, customs and religion
    What is Nation? Is it different from State?
    What is Nation? Is it different from State?

     According to UNESCO, nation-state is the one


    where the great majority are conscious of a
    common identity and share the same culture
    What is Nation? Is it different from State?

     An area where the cultural boundaries match up


    with the political boundaries
    What is Nation? Is it different from State?

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