Ethnicity without Groups
by Brubaker
Ethnicity without Groups offers a focused scholarly perspective on ethnicity, identity, and social classification. By questioning the assumption that ethnic groups are fixed and unified, the book provides a concise contribution to sociological thinking about how identities and boundaries are understood.
About This Book
Ethnicity without Groups is a scholarly work focused on the concept of ethnicity and the ways it is understood.
The title emphasizes an approach that considers ethnicity without treating groups as fixed or self-evident units.
It is suited to readers interested in identity, social classification, and sociological analysis.
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