What Is the Main Argument of the Cultural Approach to Regionalism

question 6

Multiple Choice

What is the main argument of the cultural approach to regionalism?

• A) Cultural homogenization and political identity formation are two separate phenomena.
• B) Cultural homogenization and political identity formation are two identical phenomena.
• C) The functionalistic nation-state brings cultural homogenization and will thus diminish region's importance.
• D) The homogenization of culture will not reduce but foster regional identities.

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