statehood
রাষ্ট্র
definition
noun
the transition from late colonialism to political statehood
the status of being a recognized independent nation.
example
The notions of 'statehood' , community and national allegiances are all held up for examination, and he is especially scathing about the development of the British Empire.
Is nationality or 'statehood' a more profound contemporary concept than tradition?
a proposed referendum on 'statehood' for Puerto Rico
When World War I and the Russian revolution shattered the Habsburg and Russian empires, Ukrainians declared independent 'statehood' .
Western Province leaders have given the Solomons Island government one year to recognise their 'statehood' , or they will declare independence.
Issues of national identity and 'statehood' shaped attitudes to common defence.
The struggle to achieve 'statehood' for a given nation was the driving force behind nineteenth-century nationalism.
The film is narrated against the backdrop of the tribal movement in the Jharkhand region in the 1980s demanding an identity for the community and claiming 'statehood' of their own.
their aspirations for independent 'statehood' have been consistently frustrated
Ukrainian peasants turned inwards as centralized power broke down, yet their identification with the Ukrainian nation was strengthened as a result of independent 'statehood' .
Their aspirations for independent 'statehood' has been consistently frustrated since the days of the Ottoman Empire.
Texas became independent and later applied to the United States for 'statehood' .
In fact, the labour movement was the major driving force in the struggle for 'statehood' and independence.
the transition from late colonialism to political 'statehood'
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