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Routledge
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Since the end of the internationalist Soviet experiment in 1989, nationalism is now recognized as a positive, vital force in modern political, cultural, and social life-if kept in check from excess. As a result of the explosion of nationalism, there has been a veritable resurgence of nationalism studies. This proliferation calls for a survey of instruments which have been developed by scholars for... Read more
A; Anti-Semitism; Apartheid; Art and Nationalism; Aryanism; Assimilation; Authenticity; B; Balkanization; Barth, Frederick [Fredrik] (1928-); Berlin’s Conception of Nationalism; C; Chosen People; Citizenship and Nationality; Class and Nation; Communications Theories of Nationalism; Communism and Nationalism; Cosmopolitanism and Nationalism; Cultural Nationalism; D; Decolonization; Diaspora Nationalism; Discrimination; Dominant Ethnie; Durkheim and Nationalism; E; Enlightenment and Nationalism; Ethnic and Civic Nationalism (Hans Kohn’s Typology); Ethnic and Territorial Nationalism; Ethnic Cleansing; Ethnic Competition; Ethnic Humor; Ethnic Minorities; Ethnicity; Ethnicity and Foreign Policy in Multi-Ethnic States: The American Model; Ethnocentrism; Ethnonationalism; Ethno-Symbolism; Everyday Nationalism; F; Fascist Nationalism; Feminism and Nationalism; Fichte, Johann Gottlieb (1762-1814); Foundation Myths; Fuseli (Fussli), Henry (1741-1825); G; Gellner, Ernest ( 1925-1995 ); Gellner’s Theory of Nationalism: A Critical Assessment; General Will and National Interest; Genocide and Nationalism; Geography and Nationalism; Ghetto; Gobineau, Arthur de (1816-82); H; Habsburg Empire and Nationalism; Herder’s Theory of the Nation; Historicism and Nationalism; Hobsbawm’s Theory of Nationalism; Homeland; Hybridity Theory of Nationalism (Homi Bhabha on Nationalism); I; Idealist Theory of Nationalism; The “Imagined Communities” Theory of Nationalism; Immigration and Nationality; Indigenismo; Individual Choice vs. Ascribed Status in Nationalist Theories; Instrumentalist Theories of Nationalism; Integral Nationalism; Intellectuals and Nationalism; Internal Colonialism; The Invention of Tradition; J; Jingoism; K; Kedourie, Elie (1926-1992); Kin Selection; L; Language and Nation; Liberalism and Nationalism; M; Melting Pot; Mill’s Theory of Nationality and Nationalism; Minorities; Modernization Theories of Nationalism; Multiculturalism; Music and Nationalism; Myth and Symbolism Theory of Nationalism; N; “Nation”: A Survey of the Term in European Languages; Nation-Building; National Autonomy; National Identity; National Stereotypes; National Symbols; Nationalism; Nationalism: Evolution of Nationalism; Nationalism and the “Other”; Nationalism and Patriotism (Minogue’s Theory of Nationalism); Nationality; Nineteen-Eighty-Nine: Significance for Nationalism; P; Patriotism; Perennialism and Modernism; Postcolonialism, Nations, and Nationalism; A Postmodern Conception of the Nation-State; Primordiality; The Psychology of Nationalism; R; Race; Racism; Rational Choice Theories of Nationalism; Regionalism; Religion and Nationalism; Renan, Ernest (1823-1892); Rousseau, Jean-Jacques (1712-1778); S; Secession and Irredentism; Self-Determination; Sociobiological Theory of Nationalism; Sport and Nationalism; “Springtime of Nations”; State and Nation; T; Tribalism; Typology of Nation-Forming Processes in Europe; W; Weber’s Theory of the Nation; X; Xenophobia; Y; Youth and Nationalism
Biography
Athena Leoussi
