Introduction: why a state is not a nation – and whether economics really matters.: Walker Connor 50 years on
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The modernity of nations.: A tribute to Walker Connor
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Nebulous nationalism:: Walker Connor in an era of rising populism
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Nationalism as legitimation:: the appeal of ethnicity and the plea for popular sovereignty
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‘Connor's communist control polities’:: why ethno‐federalism does not explain the break‐up of the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia
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Geographies of everyday nationhood:: experiencing multiculturalism in Melbourne
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How to gauge banal nationalism and national indifference in the past:: proletarian tweets in Belgium's belle époque
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‘There are times when I feel like a bit of an alien’:: middling migrants and the national order of things
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Cultural nationalism and everyday resistance in an illiberal nationalising state:: ethnic minority nationalism in Russia
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The nation in the region:: flamenco and canzone napoletana as national icons in modern Spain and Italy (1880–1922)
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Tourism and nationalism in the production of regional culture:: the shaping of Majorca's popular songbook between 1837 and 1936
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Ruptures and continuities in nationhood narratives:: reconstructing the nation through history textbooks in Serbia and Croatia
págs. 716-740
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Boosting nationalism with non‐nationalist ideology:: A comparative biographical analysis of the Chinese communist revolutionaries
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Europe after Empire:: Decolonisation, Society and Culture
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