Nations and nationalism

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  Año 2022, Vol. 28, Número 2

  • Introduction:: Linguistic justice, migration and the nation-state

    Matteo Bonotti, Nina Carlsson, Colin W Rowe

    págs. 379-386

    

  • Is speaking one's own language(s) a right?

    Sergi Morales-Gálvez

    págs. 387-401

    

  • Linguistic justice and the challenge of immigration

    Anna Milioni, Athanasios C Pappas

    págs. 402-417

    

  • Linguistic justice for immigrants

    Helder De Schutter

    págs. 418-434

    

  • Immigration, language and disadvantage

    Andrew Shorten

    págs. 435-448

    

  • Citizenship, language tests, and political participation

    Matteo Bonotti, Louisa Willoughby

    págs. 449-464

    

  • Majority nation-building through language requirements:: Minority perspectives from EU27

    Nina Carlsson

    págs. 465-482

    

  • Linguistic rights and duties of immigrants and national identity in Catalonia: between accommodation and transformation.

    Elvira Riera Gil

    págs. 483-500

    

  • National identity and democracy:: Effects of non-voluntarism on formal democracy

    Daniel Gabrielsson

    págs. 501-522

    

  • The liberal/conservative nationalism divide:: A distinction without a difference?

    Rhianwen Daniel

    págs. 523-538

    

  • A nationalist party with non-nationalistic voters?: Discussing the limits of nationalism in party categorisation

    Josep Lobera Serrano, Juan Roch Gonzalez

    págs. 539-556

    

  • Northern Ireland independence revisited

    Adam Fusco

    págs. 557-573

    

  • “That Tesla of ours”:: Modular nationalism and the cult of Nikola Tesla

    Ethan Larson

    págs. 574-591

    

  • Can we trust the natives?: Exploring the relationship between national identity and trust among immigrants and their descendants in Denmark

    Karen N. Breidahl, Gina Gustavsson

    págs. 592-611

    

  • Is there an ethnicity bias in Catalan secessionism?: Discourses and political actions

    Joan Vergés Gifra, Macià Serra

    págs. 612-627

    

  • Ignoring nationalism?: Religious, corporate, material, regional and dynastic options on Mt Athos, 1839–1912

    Denis Vovchenko

    págs. 628-644

    

  • Celebrating ‘The Week of Domestic Goods’:: Children and the campaign for economic nationalism in interwar Turkey

    Semih Gökatalay

    págs. 645-661

    

  • ‘9th May 2017 is OUR DAY’:: The Homeland Study Group Foundation and contested national imaginaries in postindependence Ghana

    Edem Adotey

    págs. 662-679

    

  • India and its nationhood:: Grassroots nationhood as conceptual frames

    Priyadarshini Singh

    págs. 680-695

    

  • Socialising Chinese nationalism:: Education and media

    Liu Yang

    págs. 696-713

    

  • Christian nationalism, perceived anti-Christian discrimination, and prioritising “religious freedom” in the 2020 presidential election

    Samuel L. Perry, Landon Schnabel, Joshua B. Grubbs

    págs. 714-725

    

  • Christophe Jaffrelot, Modi's India: Hindu Nationalism and the rise of Ethnic Democracy: Princeton University Press, 2021.: Translated by Cynthia Sahoch. pp. x + 639. US $35.

    Gurharpal Singh

    págs. 726-727

    

  • Ronnie Close, Cairo's Ultras: Resistance and Revolution in Egypt's Football Culture.:: The American University in Cairo Press, 2019, 218 pp, US $24.95 (hbk)

    Patrick Chukwudike Okpalaeke

    págs. 727-729

    

  • Jiménez-Martínez, César. Media and the Image of the Nation during Brazil's 2013 Protests.: Cham_Palgrave, 2020, xv+219 pp. £44.99 (pbk)

    Daniel Buarque

    págs. 729-730