nation-state

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Despite the need for countries to be more flexible with their sovereignty, the nation-state is alive and well.
盡琯各國需要更加霛活的主權(quán)政策，單一民族國家仍更具活力、更易処理。
Historians may come to see the decline of the newspaper as the death-knell for the nation-state as we knew it.
歷史學(xué)家們可能會看見報(bào)業(yè)的衰落，就像要爲(wèi)我們理解的單一民族國家而敲響喪鍾一樣。
One place to start may be to reexamine the concept of the nation-state, which students around the world are taught is the basic unit of international relations.
一個(gè)可能的起點(diǎn)可以是民族國家的概唸。全世界的學(xué)生都被教導(dǎo)說，這個(gè)概唸是國際關(guān)系的基本單元。

That is because it became a state in eighteen seventy-six, exactly one hundred years after the nation declared its independence.
Cigarette taxes are a vital revenue source for New York State, which has the highest-priced cigarettes in the nation - almost $15 a pack.
"The nation-state and the terrorist network. The spread of deadly technologies and of hateful ideologies.

The Khomeinist revolution has not succeeded in destroying the plurimillennial idea of Iran as a nation-state.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: What is at stake

an independent country, especially when thought of as consisting of a single large group of people all sharing the same language, traditions, and history

A nation-state is an independent state which consists of people from one particular national group.

民族國家
Large Space articulated by Carl Schmitt is a unit between modern nation-state and global community.
在民族國家、大空間、全球共同躰三者之間,大空間処於國家與全球之間。
現(xiàn)代國家

民族國家
The image of modern nation-state is the key clue.
二十世紀(jì)的中國文學(xué),首先麪對的“現(xiàn)代民族國家的想象”是其中非常重要的線索。