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The latest entry in our ongoing Working Papers in Nationalism Studies series is now available. Nino Kemoklidze graduated with distinction from our MSc programme in November 2006 as we are very pleased to present her dissertation as WPiNS number 6: Nationalism and War: Georgia in the 1990s The causes and effects of nationalism in the [...]

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Quite an interesting research, considered worth it to share. by Doug Gavel Not every child in America has the opportunity to attend Fourth of July celebrations, but those that do are prone to be more politically engaged and associate more closely with the Republican Party than their peers. Those are two conclusions in a new [...]

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New SEN blog

A new blog has been launched by our friends at ASEN to compliment their journal Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism (SEN). The launch email reads as follows: Dear ASEN members and friends of ASEN, Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism (SEN) is delighted to announce the launch of its new online forum SEN journal: Online Exclusives [...]

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We’re really pleased to announce the launch of our ‘Working papers in Nationalism Studies’, aimed at showcasing our most excellent student dissertations over the last several years. Each working paper is an unedited version of a dissertation submitted by one of our students as part of their normal degree programme and which we believe deserves [...]

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In the reflection of our small group discussion on Hroch’s explanation of the term ”nationalism” in ”Nationalism and national movements: comparing the past and the present of Central and Eastern Europe”, I considered relevant to post a piece that I bumped today online from “Learning from Small Nations”, interview with Miroslav Hroch, New Left Review, [...]

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Whilst browsing the internet I came upon this personification of Flanders and Wallonia as husband and wife, which I thought other nationalism students would find as interesting as I did. It’s taken from Mnookin and Verbeke 2009, and can be read below the cut.

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The following may be of interest: ASEN and Nations & Nationalism have established an essay prize in honour of the memory of Dominique Jacquin-Berdal who was a devoted member of ASEN and an Editor of Nations & Nationalism. The essay prize has been established to encourage young scholars to publish original research in ethnicity and [...]

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In his new book The Hidden Wealth of Nations (2010, Polity) David Halpern argues, primarily for Europe based on survey evidence, that despite ‘globalisation’ there are tendencies toward diverging values between countries, and converging values within countries.  He sees this as evidence for the enduring significance of national identities, as a kind of social capital [...]

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Last week Nationalism Studies had the great pleasure of welcoming (back) Dr Ben Wellings of Australian National University. Ben is a graduate of the Nationalism Studies MSc at Edinburgh and gave us a fascinating preview of his upcoming ASEN 2010 paper on Enoch Powell. You can find a draft version of Ben’s paper on the [...]

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Some interesting coverage in the last week or so of the ‘normalisation’ of Armenian-Turkish relations which has caused outrage and disappointment among the Armenia diaspora. Their complaint is: how can relations be ‘normal’ when Turkey refuses to recognise the attempted genocide of the Ottoman Armenians. A tricky and sensitive issue. See: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/the-big-question-is-the-bitter-divide-between-turkey-and-armenia-coming-to-an-end-1801361.html http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/fisk/robert-fisk-genocide-forgotten-armenians-horrified-by-treaty-with-turkey-1799302.html http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/8299996.stm I’m [...]

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