Nations and nationalism

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  Año 2021, Vol. 27, Número 3

  • The Ernest Gellner Nationalism Lecture:: Nationalism and the crises of global modernity

    Prasenjit Duara

    págs. 610-622

    

  • Pandemics and citizen perceptions about their country:: Did COVID-19 increase national pride in South Korea?

    Sejeong Kim, Aseem Prakash

    págs. 623-637

    

  • Conceptions of national identity, turnout and party preference:: Evidence from Germany

    Matthias Mader, Maria Pesthy, Harald Schoen

    págs. 638-655

    

  • National identity and populism:: The relationship between conceptions of nationhood and populist attitudes

    Maximilian Filsinger, Steffen Wamsler, Julian Erhardt, Markus Freitag

    págs. 656-672

    

  • Cross-ethnic appeals in plural democracies

    Madhavi Devasher, Elena Gadjanova

    págs. 673-689

    

  • Nationalisation, banal nationalism and everyday nationhood in a dictatorship: the Franco regime in Spain

    Claudio Hernández Burgos

    págs. 690-704

    

  • Nationalism and populism on the left:: The case of Podemos

    Jacopo Custodi

    págs. 705-720

    

  • The refiguring of Ancient Rome in Fascist Italy's national imagination

    Salvatore Fadda

    págs. 721-733

    

  • The priest and the state:: Clerical fascism in Slovakia and theory

    Hana Kubátová, Michal Kubát

    págs. 734-749

    

  • Almost sovereign:: Kosovo's NEWBORN sculpture and the indeterminacy of the state

    Alissa Boguslaw

    págs. 750-765

    

  • At the intersection of racism and nationalism: Theorising and contextualising the ‘anti-immigration’ discourse in Poland

    Kinga Polynczuk-Alenius

    págs. 766-781

    

  • Significant otherness nation-building and identity in postwar Austria

    Martin Tschiggerl

    págs. 782-796

    

  • ‘Americanism not globalism will be our credo!’:: An analysis of the economic nationalism(s) of Trump's administration and an agenda for further research

    Matthew J. Baltz

    págs. 797-815

    

  • The nation on and beyond the screen:: A history of film and nation-building in Flanders

    Gertjan Willems, Roel Vande Winkel, Daniel Biltereyst

    págs. 816-830

    

  • The novel reconsidered:: Emotions and anti-realism in mid-19th-century Scandinavian literature

    Anna Bohlin

    págs. 831-845

    

  • The division of Ireland and its foes:: The centenary of resistance to partition

    Jaume Castan Pinos, Cathal McCall

    págs. 846-861

    

  • Accidental nation-building in Africa

    Dominika Koter

    págs. 862-879

    

  • Para-nationalism:: Sovereignty and authenticity in the Wa State of Myanmar

    Hans Steinmüller

    págs. 880-894

    

  • Postcolonial nationalism and neo-Pentecostalism:: A case from Papua New Guinea

    Priscila Santos

    págs. 895-909

    

  • Chris R. Davis, Hungarian religion, Romanian blood: A minority's struggle for national belonging, 1920–1945. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press, 2019. 249 pp. £81.50 (hbk), DOI: https://doi.org/10.2307/j.ctvfjcxj5

    Doina Anca Cretu

    págs. 910-911

    

  • James Doherty, Irish liberty, British democracy: The third Irish Home Rule crisis, 1909–1914. Cork: Cork University Press, 2019. 320 pp. €39.00 (hbk).

    Emily Jones

    págs. 911-912

    

  • Soner Cagaptay, Erdogan's empire: Turkey and the politics of the Middle East. London: I.B. Tauris, 2020. 369 pp. £20.00 (hbk).

    Ceren Şengül

    págs. 913-914

    

  • Thomas Hylland Eriksen and Marek Jakoubek (eds.), Ethnic groups and boundaries today: A legacy of fifty years. London: Routledge, 2019. 232 pp. £120.00 (hbk). Review by Jan Hladík [jan.hladik@hotmail.cz]

    Jan Hladik

    págs. 914-915

    

  • David Torrance, ‘Standing up for Scotland’: Nationalist unionism and Scottish party politics, 1884–2014. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2020. 256 pages, £80.00 (hbk).

    Atsuko Ichijo

    págs. 916-917

    

  • Stefan Berger and Eric Storm (eds.), Writing the History of Nationalism, London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2019. £22.99 (pbk)

    Atsuko Ichijo

    págs. 917-918