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To be ontologically secure, self-identified great powers would seem to be dependent on the reproduction of relatively consistent and coherent autobiographical narratives that emphasize how great they are in a generalized sense.
Ontological Security Studies (OSS) scholarship assumes that the identity of a state or nation emerges through the construction and dissemination of narratives that strive for stability, consistency, and coherence.
The aim of the article is to explain this puzzling mode of identity construction, which appears to manifest itself in several great powers, and to rethink ontological security and the way it applies to great powers.
Drawing on Jacques Lacan's identity theory, the article begins to craft an explanation by conceptualizing the self as fundamentally fluid and fractured, incoherent and incomplete, and ontological security as an aspiration-the quest for which is motivated through the construction of ontological insecurities.
Ontological Security and Insecurity
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