Persia
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America
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Inspect context: The Name Compression Rule: Why Great Powers End Up With Simple NamesGreece
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Benedict Anderson’s “imagined communities,” maps/census/media as nation-making tools
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View citing article: The Name Compression Rule: Why Great Powers End Up With Simple NamesCzech MFA: “Czechia” entered as short name in UN databases (2016)
mzv.gov.cz · cited by 1 articles
View citing article: The Name Compression Rule: Why Great Powers End Up With Simple NamesEndonym vs exonym overview (with UNGEGN definitions cited)
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View citing article: The Name Compression Rule: Why Great Powers End Up With Simple NamesJames C. Scott’s “Seeing Like a State” and the legibility concept
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View citing article: The Name Compression Rule: Why Great Powers End Up With Simple NamesUNGEGN working paper: definitions and discussion of endonyms/exonyms
unstats.un.org · cited by 1 articles
View citing article: The Name Compression Rule: Why Great Powers End Up With Simple NamesUnited Nations: “Turkey’s name changed to Türkiye” (2022)
turkiye.un.org · cited by 1 articles
View citing article: The Name Compression Rule: Why Great Powers End Up With Simple NamesZipf’s law of abbreviation and the principle of least effort (Kanwal et al., 2017)
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