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This paper critiques constructivist theory in international relations, particularly regarding national identity, using the Suez Canal as a case study. It argues that national identity is shaped not only by intentional construction but also by unintended historical events, challenging the notion that identities can be easily manipulated. The author highlights the complexity of national identity formation, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of historical and cultural contexts rather than oversimp
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