The wartime mechanism by which bombing strengthens loyalty or defensive identification with the regime/nation.
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rally around the flag
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...regime has hardened. There is lots of signs of the rally around the flag, which I and many others like me predicted. Ideologically, a..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...regime has hardened. There is lots of signs of the rally around the flag, which I and many others like me predicted. Ideologically, a..."
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"...regime has hardened. There is lots of signs of the rally around the flag, which I and many others like me predicted. Ideologically, a..."
"Right. So Afghanistan happened right after 9 -11 when people rally around the flag. So there was a lot of popular support for an..."
"...delay elections, and you have emergency war powers, and people rally around the flag, then he probably will get a third term."
"...Europeans had a charismatic leader, then, yeah, maybe people would rally around the flag. But the Europeans don't have a charismatic leader, right? You..."
Relevant Lectures And Readings
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