1. Popular Culture and Quotidian Nationalism
Tim Nieguth
Geopolitics
2. Donut Nation: Tim Hortons and Canadian Identity
Yasmeen Abu-Laban
3. Völkisch Vibes: Neofolk, Place, Politics, and Pan-European Nationalism
Robert A. Saunders
Membership
4. Contemporary Israeli Television Challenges National Traumas
Adia Mendelson-Maoz and Liat Steir-Livny
5. The Burka and Beyond: Burka Avenger, Muslim Women, and Pakistani National Identity
Lena Saleh
6. triple J’s Hottest 100: Australia’s Largest Music Democracy?
Jennifer Phillips
Flows
7. Transnational Laughter: Reception and Conservative Policies of Transposition. The Case of The Nanny and Married with Children
Fernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns
8. Understanding Nationalism in Popular Culture through the Lenses of Affect and Circulation
Emily West
Contestation
9. "Nothing Here Is What It Seems": Firefly, Anti-Statism, and American National Identity
Tim Nieguth
Biography
Tim Nieguth is Associate Professor of Political Science at Laurentian University. His research centres on nationalism, popular culture, and state apologies; his work has been published in the Canadian Journal of Political Science, Nations & Nationalism, and Space & Polity, among others. Dr. Nieguth is the editor of The Politics of Popular Culture and co-editor of Investigating Shrek.
