Aim for more than a summary, and use your write-up to show your understanding of the readings. Where ...

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Aim for more than a summary, and use your write-up to show your understanding of the readings. Where possible, deepen your discussion by adding comparisons, addressing points of agreement or disagreement, or adding critiques (refer to comments given on previous assignments). Your answer should be in paragraph form with proofread, clear prose, 350 words. Write as you have for previous journal entries, but without the prompt. the reading:    Mobilization and   Self-Determination   “On National self-determination” (Ch. 15) by   Margaret Moore, in Nations and Nationalism: A Reader “Whose imagined community?” (Ch. 16) by   Partha Chatterjee, in Nations and Nationalism: A Reader “Constructing national and cultural   identities in Sub-Saharan Francophone Africa” (Ch. 17) by Dominic Thomas, in Nations   and Nationalism: A Reader “How nationalisms spread – Eastern Europe   adrift the tides and cycles of nationalist contention” (Ch. 18) by Mark   Beissinger, in Nations and Nationalism: A Reader