Problem
A. Explain the main difference between a "national" group and any other kind of identity group described in the textbook.
B. How does social construction of identity groups influence who has power?
C. What are the implications of identity groups' demands on the idea of equal citizenship in the modern state?
D. Explain the basis of constructivism in terms of Anderson's "imagined communities."
E. Explain arguments for group rights and recognition.
F. Explain How and why do identity groups form and become politically salient?
G. Describe how Germany's citizenship policy affects its identity politics.
H. Describe an identity conflict in your chosen country; what are the arguments that each of the groups in the conflict make, and what broader themes do they illustrate?