Nations and nationalism

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  Año 2020, Vol. 26, Número 3

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    Symposium dedicated to Michael Banton (1926–2018) and his contribution to ASEN and the study of race, ethnicity, and nationalism

    Athena S. Leoussi

    págs. 506-510

    
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    Nationality, Rational Choice and Pluralism

    Steven Grosby

    págs. 511-514

    
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    The British ‘Battle of the Name’

    Tariq Modood

    págs. 515-519

    
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    Rule of the unwise:: Emotions and rationality in ethnonationalism

    Daniele Conversi

    págs. 520-525

    
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    Remembering Michael Banton

    Martin Bulmer

    págs. 526-528

    
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    Nations and Nationalism 2019 Book Debate: Yael Tamir Why Nationalism (2019).: Princeton University Press

    Bill Kissane

    págs. 529-530

    
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    Multiculturalism:: A tradition of political thought that liberal nationalists can use

    Varun Uberoi

    págs. 531-533

    
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    Can nationalism save democracy?

    Erica Benner

    págs. 534-537

    
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    Why nationalism?: Because nothing else works

    Yael Tamir

    págs. 538-543

    
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    Nationalisms and the Orthodox worlds

    Sinisa Malesevic

    págs. 544-552

    
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    Ethno‐political subordination and patient dissatisfaction:: The Kurdish case in Hakkâri during the AKP period in Turkey, 2003–2013

    Ilker Corut

    págs. 553-575

    
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    Doing statistics, enacting the nation:: The performative powers of categories

    Francisca Grommé, Stephan Scheel

    págs. 576-593

    
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    Beyond “unwinding”:: Constitutional review strategies in consociations

    András Gál

    págs. 594-610

    
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    The nation against the State:: The Irish question and Britain‐based anarchists in the Age of Empire

    José Antonio Gutiérrez, Federico Ferretti

    págs. 611-627

    
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    The New Israel:: The evolution of the idea and image among Christian nations

    Assaf Malach

    págs. 628-643

    
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    Femonationalism and populist politics:: The case of the Swiss ban on female genital mutilation

    Dina Bader, Véronique Mottier

    págs. 644-659

    
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    In search of the nation in Fiume:: Irredentism, cultural nationalism, borderlands

    Milou van Hout

    págs. 660-676

    
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    Ideological others and national identifications in contemporary Poland

    Ian Bratcher

    págs. 677-691

    
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    Nationalists rejecting statehood:: Three case studies from Wales, Catalonia, and Slovakia

    Alexander Maxwell, Molly Turner

    págs. 692-707

    
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    Between nationalism and regionalism:: Higher education policy and national/regional identity in Quebec and Wallonia

    Hannah Moscovitz

    págs. 708-726

    
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    Islamic Caliphate or nation state?: Investigating the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant's imagined community

    Ben Caló, David Malet, Luke Howie, Pete Lentini

    págs. 727-742

    
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    Turkish nationalism and the evolutionary idea (1923–1938)

    M. Asim Karaomerlioglu, Murat Yolun

    págs. 743-758

    
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    Imagining Kawthoolei:: Strategies of petitioning for Karen statehood in Burma in the first half of the 20th century

    Giulia Garbagni, Matthew J. Walton

    págs. 759-774

    

  • Book reviews

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      Serhun Al, Patterns of Nationhood and Saving the State in Turkey: Ottomanism, Nationalism and Multiculturalism. New York: Routledge, 2019. 180 pp. £120.00 (hbk)

      Nurbanu Yaşar

      págs. 775-776

      
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      Martin T. Fromm, Borderland Memories: Searching for Historical Identity in Post‐Mao China. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019. 304 pp. £75 (hbk)

      Can Tao

      págs. 776-777

      
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      Ian A. Morrison, Moments of Crisis: Religion and National Identity in Quebec. Vancouver: UBC Press, 2019. 230 pp. $32.95 CDN (pbk), £89.22 CDN (hbk).

      Övgü Ülgen

      págs. 778-779

      
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      Marcus M. Payk and Roberta Pergher (eds.), Beyond Versailles; Sovereignty, Legitimacy, and the Formation of New Polities after the Great War. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2019. 245 pp. $18.99 (ebk), $35 (pbk), $75 (hbk).

      Jonathan Harris

      págs. 779-780

      
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      Jennifer M. Dixon, Dark Pasts: Changing the State's Story in Turkey and Japan. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2018. 276 pp. $55.00 (hbk).

      Gregory J Goalwin

      págs. 780-781

      
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      Liah Greenfeld, Nationalism: A Short History. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution Press, 2019. 158 pp. $24.99 (pbk).

      Sean Hayden

      págs. 782-783

      
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      Josep M. Fradera, The Imperial Nation. Citizens and Subjects in the British, French, Spanish and American Empires, trans. Ruth Mackay. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2018. 416 pp. $39.50 (hbk).

      Marc Sanjaume i Calvet

      págs. 784-785