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Nationalist Discourse in Founding Documents Nationalist Discourse in Founding Documents
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Nationalist Discourse in Chechnya Nationalist Discourse in Chechnya
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Nationalist Politics and Discourse Analysis in Tuva, Mari El, and Komi Nationalist Politics and Discourse Analysis in Tuva, Mari El, and Komi
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The Republic of Tuva The Republic of Tuva
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Nationalist Politics in Tuva Nationalist Politics in Tuva
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Nationalist Discourse in Tuva, 1989–92 Nationalist Discourse in Tuva, 1989–92
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Nationalist Discourse in Tuva, 1993–1994 Nationalist Discourse in Tuva, 1993–1994
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The Republic of Mari El The Republic of Mari El
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Nationalist Issue Framing: Defining Social Conditions Nationalist Issue Framing: Defining Social Conditions
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Nationalist Issue Framing: Attributing Blame Nationalist Issue Framing: Attributing Blame
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Nationalist Issue Framing: Identifying Solutions Nationalist Issue Framing: Identifying Solutions
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The Republic of Komi The Republic of Komi
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Nationalist Politics in Komi Nationalist Politics in Komi
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Nationalist Discourse in Komi Nationalist Discourse in Komi
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Issue Framing: Attribution of Blame Issue Framing: Attribution of Blame
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Issue Framing: Identifying a Solution Issue Framing: Identifying a Solution
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6 Ethnic Entrepreneurs and the Construction of Group Grievance: Tuva, Mari El, and Komi Compared
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Published:February 2011
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Abstract
This chapter examines how group grievances develop among people with ethnic minority identities. It begins by comparing all the issues in the founding documents of nationalist movements in seven Russian republics: Tatarstan, Tuva, Chechnya, Yakutia, Bashkortostan, Mordovia, and Mari El. It then explores the issues involved in the founding of the Chechen nationalist movement in Chechnya before proceeding with a cross-case comparative analysis of nationalist politics and of the discourse employed by ethnic entrepreneurs in Tuva, Mari El, and Komi. It shows that ethnic groups are not necessarily motivated by the prospect of future wealth to mobilize behind a program of national sovereignty. People supported nationalism only in those republics where nationalist leaders framed issues of ethnic economic inequality.
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