Hard Identity and Soft Identity

Often collective identities are classified depending on their contents and rarely depending on their forms. Differentiation between soft identity and hard identity is applied to diverse collective identities: religious, political, national, tribal ones, etc. This classification is made following the...

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Main Author:	Hassan Rachik
Format:	Article
Language:	Spanish
Published:	Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (CIDOB) 2006-04-01
Series:	Revista CIDOB d'Afers Internacionals
Subjects:	cultural identity ethnicity community tradition interculturality
Online Access:	http://www.cidob.org/es/content/download/1832/17606/file/73-74rachik_cast.pdf

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description	Often collective identities are classified depending on their contents and rarely depending on their forms. Differentiation between soft identity and hard identity is applied to diverse collective identities: religious, political, national, tribal ones, etc. This classification is made following the principal dimensions of collective identities: type of classification (univocal and exclusive or relative and contextual), the absence or presence of conflictsof loyalty, selective or totalitarian, objective or subjective conception, among others. The different characteristics analysed contribute to outlining an increasingly frequent type of identity: the authoritarian identity.
topic	cultural identity ethnicity community tradition interculturality
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Hard Identity and Soft Identity

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