Nations and nationalism

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  Año 2022, Vol. 28, Número 1

  • Richard Lachmann:: Sociologist of elites, empires and nation-states

    Jonathan Hearn, Sinisa Malesevic

    págs. 9-11

    

  • Nationalism and immigration control

    Jiyoung Ko, Seung Whan Choi

    págs. 12-30

    

  • Ethnonationalism and White immigration attitudes

    Jack Thompson

    págs. 31-46

    

  • Nationalising foreigners:: The making of American national identity

    Roger Waldinger, Thomas Soehl, Renee Reichl Luthra

    págs. 47-65

    

  • Making America great (the first time):: U.S. economic nationalism in historical perspective

    Tom Wraight

    págs. 66-81

    

  • Disillusioned defenders?: The integration challenges of American Jewish return migrants in the Israel Defense Forces

    Karina Shklyan

    págs. 82-97

    

  • How official nationalism fuels labour market discrimination against migrants in the Netherlands and its institutional alternatives

    Hans Siebers, Marissa Koster

    págs. 98-116

    

  • Introduction to themed section on ‘Belonging to Syria.: National identifications before and after 2011’

    Kathrin Bachleitner, Toby Matthiesen

    págs. 117-124

    

  • What is Syrian nationalism?: Primordialism and romanticism in official Baath discourse

    Rahaf Aldoughli

    págs. 125-140

    

  • The end of the dialectical symbiosis of national and tribal identities in Syria

    Haian Dukhan

    págs. 141-153

    

  • From Suriyya al-Asad to Souriatna:: Civic nationalism in the Syrian revolutionary press

    Adélie Chevée

    págs. 154-176

    

  • Collective identities amid war and displacement:: Syrians and Syrian refugees re-imagine their country

    Kathrin Bachleitner

    págs. 177-193

    

  • Mediation, identity construction and legitimacy:: Reimagining the Syrian nation through third-party peacemaking

    Sarah Clowry

    págs. 194-210

    

  • Performing a culture, staging the revolution:: Choral singing and traditional music as nation-building tropes in post-colonial Mozambique

    Marco Roque de Freitas, Joao Soeiro de Carvalho

    págs. 211-230

    

  • Waved and unwaved flags:: Nation and sexuality in a social media debate in Cyprus

    Irini Kadianaki, Lia Figgou, Marina Kyprianou

    págs. 231-246

    

  • Zionism and Québécois nationalism:: An initial comparative analysis

    Rémi Daniel

    págs. 247-261

    

  • Introduction:: The transnational circulation of digital nationalism

    Krisztina Lajosi, Pál Nyíri

    págs. 263-266

    

  • Emergent nationalism in China's sociotechnical networks:: How technological affordance and complexity amplify digital nationalism

    Florian Schneider

    págs. 267-285

    

  • From cyberfascism to terrorism:e: On 4chan/pol/ culture and the transnational production of memetic violenc

    Cathrine Thorleifsson

    págs. 286-301

    

  • New forms of cultural nationalism?: American and British Indians in the Trump and Brexit Twittersphere

    Eviane Leidig, Bharath Ganesh, Jonathan Bright

    págs. 302-321

    

  • “All the nightmare images of ethnic conflict in the twentieth century are here”:: Erroneous statistical proofs and the search for ethnic violence in revolutionary Ireland, 1917–1923

    John M. Regan

    págs. 322-340

    

  • Identifying varieties of nationalism:: A critique of a purely inductive approach

    Maureen A Eger, Mikael Hjerm

    págs. 341-352

    

  • Mapping culture with latent class analysis:: A response to Eger and Hjerm

    Bart Bonikowski, Paul DiMaggio

    págs. 353-365

    

  • Argumentum ad populum:: A reply to Bonikowski and DiMaggio

    Maureen A Eger, Mikael Hjerm

    págs. 366-370

    

  • List of referees

    págs. 371-372