Nations and nationalism

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  Año 2022, Vol. 28, Número 4

  • The rise of the nation-state during the Age of Revolution:: Revisiting the debate on the roots of nations and nationalism

    Eric Storm

    págs. 1137-1151

    

  • Do we have something in common?: Understanding national identities through a metanarrative analysis

    Yael R. Kaplan, Tamir Sheafer, Shaul R. Shenhav

    págs. 1152-1172

    

  • Peripheral resistance movements:: Towards a triangulated research approach

    Brian C H Fong

    págs. 1173-1192

    

  • Nationalism and environmentalism:: The case of Vauban

    Lorenzo Posocco, Iarfhlaith Watson

    págs. 1193-1211

    

  • Seeing China differently:: National contestation in Taiwan's LGBTQ (tongzhi) movement

    Adam Chen Dedman

    págs. 1212-1229

    

  • Re-imagining the ‘Taiwanese’ nation in the interpretation of the Chinese-oriented heritage

    Ming li Yao

    págs. 1230-1248

    

  • Understanding Hong Kong nationalism:: A topic network approach

    Justin Chun

    págs. 1249-1266

    

  • Discursive trajectories in the making of Amhara identity in Ethiopia

    Yared Debebe Yetena

    págs. 1267-1281

    

  • Ethiopia's civil wars:: Postcolonial modernity and the violence of contested national belonging

    Namhla Thando Matshanda

    págs. 1282-1295

    

  • Creating one nation?: Ethno-national imaginaries, audiences and the critical reception of TV nation branding messages

    Julia Matthews, Aida Baban

    págs. 1296-1310

    

  • National identity in historical video games:: An analysis of how Civilization V represents the past

    Andrés Bijsterveld Muñoz

    págs. 1311-1325

    

  • The new discourses of nation:: The origins of nationalism in late eighteenth-century Hungary (Part 2)

    Gábor Almási, Lav Subaric

    págs. 1326-1339

    

  • Minorities as citizens:: The legal advocacy of language rights by the Hungarian minority in Romania

    Beáta Huszka

    págs. 1340-1355

    

  • Nationalist identities, preferences and voting for sub-state nationalist parties in the Flemish region of Belgium

    Marc Hooghe, Dieter Stiers

    págs. 1356-1378

    

  • Anthems in the Arab world:: A hybrid national symbol

    Elie Podeh

    págs. 1379-1394

    

  • Negotiating national identity in postcolonial Zimbabwe through a national dress

    Simbarashe Shadreck Chitima

    págs. 1395-1410

    

  • Defining Basque music:: Charles Bordes' (1863–1909) musical regionalism and influence in the Basque Country and Paris

    Asier Odriozola Otamendi

    págs. 1411-1427

    

  • Reframing Turkey, Istanbul and national identity:: Ottoman history, ‘chosen people’ and the opening of shrines in 1950

    Gökçen Beyinli

    págs. 1428-1443

    

  • The making of citizenship via tea production:: State-sponsored economic growth, nationalism and state in Turkey

    Rahşan İnal, Cenk Saraçoğlu

    págs. 1444-1458

    

  • State-society relations and inter-communal dynamics in conflict:: Non-Muslim minorities in post-IS Iraq

    Benjamin Isakhan, William Gourlay

    págs. 1459-1473

    

  • Stateness and democratic backsliding in the former Yugoslavia:: How political actors subvert democracy in the name of the nation

    Filip Milacic

    págs. 1474-1493

    

  • Social model or neoliberal champion?: Economic visions of the European demos among EU citizens

    Dorian Alt

    págs. 1494-1510

    

  • Josiah Brownell, Struggles for Self-Determination: The Denial of Reactionary Statehood in Africa. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2022. 313 pp. (£26.99 paperback)

    Brooks Marmon

    Es reseña de:

    • Struggles for Self-Determination: The Denial of Reactionary Statehood in Africa.

    págs. 1511-1512

    

  • Sarah C. Dunstan, Race, Rights, and Reform: Black Activism in the French Empire and the United States from World War II to the Cold War. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2021. 320 pages, £75 (hbk).

    JOHN MUNRO

    Es reseña de:

    • Race, Rights, and Reform: Black Activism in the French Empire and the United States from World War II to the Cold War.

    págs. 1512-1514

    

  • Krista A. Goff, Nested nationalism: Making and unmaking nations in the Soviet Caucasus. Cornell University Press, 2020, 336 pp. USD 49.95 (hbk).

    Rebecca Clendenen

    Es reseña de:

    • Nested nationalism: Making and unmaking nations in the Soviet Caucasus.

    págs. 1514-1515

    

  • Shinasi A. Rama, Nation failure, ethnic elites, and balance of power: The international administration of Kosova. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2019. 344 pp. £69.99 (hbk).

    Gëzim Alpion

    Es reseña de:

    • Nation failure, ethnic elites, and balance of power: The international administration of Kosova.

    págs. 1515-1517

    

  • Gurharpal Singh and Giorgio Shani, Sikh Nationalism: From a dominant minority to an ethno-religious diaspora, Cambridge University Press, 2021

    Silvia Tieri

    Es reseña de:

    • Sikh Nationalism: From a dominant minority to an ethno-religious diaspora,

    págs. 1517-1518