Nations and nationalism

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  Año 2019, Vol. 25, Número 4

  • Introduction: Kosaku Yoshino's contribution to the study of nationalism

    Atsuko Ichijo

    págs. 1114-1115

    

  • The nihonjinron in daily practices:: Yoshino's “bottom‐up” approach to nationalism

    Shigeki Kato

    págs. 1116-1118

    

  • Consuming the nihonjinron

    Giorgio Shani

    págs. 1119-1121

    

  • Cultural nationalism, consumption, and religion

    John Clammer

    págs. 1122-1123

    

  • Reflections on nationalism in Japan and beyond:: Remembering Kosaku Yoshino through dialogue

    Horng-Luen Wang

    págs. 1124-1126

    

  • Remembering Dr Kosaku Yoshino

    AB Shamsul

    págs. 1127-1130

    

  • The Thai Lao –: Thailand's largest unrecognized transboundary national ethnicity

    John Draper, John Garzoli, Peerasit Kamnuansilpa, Leedom Lefferts, James Mitchell, Peera Songkünnatham

    págs. 1131-1152

    

  • New York Yankees and Hollywood Anglos: The persistence of Anglo‐conformity in the American motion picture industry

    Eric Kaufmann, Andrea Ballatore

    págs. 1153-1189

    

  • A Roma Nation?: Constructing Romani identity in the context of extreme displacement

    Emily Webb

    págs. 1190-1211

    

  • Nationalism, party political discourse and Scottish independence: comparing discursive visions of Scotland's constitutional status

    Stuart Whigham

    págs. 1212-1237

    

  • Investigating everyday acts of contributing as ‘admission tickets’ to belong to the nation in Norway

    Mette Strømsø

    págs. 1238-1258

    

  • Kinned to be Norwegian:: transnational adoptees' positioning in relation to whiteness and the negotiation of nationhood

    Yan Zhao

    págs. 1259-1279

    

  • From folklore to patriotic and protest songs:: Music, youth, and Basque identity during the 1960s

    Amaia Lamikiz Jauregiondo

    págs. 1280-1295

    

  • Portugal dos Pequenitos as an urban laboratory for rehearsing national identity

    Paulo Alexandre Tormenta Pinto, João Paulo Delgado

    págs. 1296-1324

    

  • Electoral violence under different contexts.: Evidence from the Western Balkans

    Michal Mochtak

    págs. 1325-1361

    

  • Poland in the ‘Paris system’:: self‐determination, stereotypes, and decisions in 1919

    Dennis Clark

    págs. 1362-1385

    

  • Contesting the nation:: negotiating national narratives and the Jewish settlements

    Hadas Aron

    págs. 1386-1411

    

  • Between ideology and practice, national conflict and anti‐imperialist struggle:: the National Liberation League in Palestine

    Abigail Jacobson

    págs. 1412-1431