WHAT’S NEW ABOUT THE NEW NATIONALISM? by John Farina

“…Is the so called New Nationalism or New Populism that in 2016 brought us Brexit in Europe and the election of Donald Trump in the United States a reaction to the excesses of the new world order? …”
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Politics and Nationalism in the Naming of Chemical Elements by Henri Diament

“…Names from geographical entities, such as nation-states, reflect nationalism, regionalism, or municipal pride. …”
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The Impact of Economic Globalisation on the Rise of Nationalism by Fiammetta Colombo

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Russian nationalism and political stability in the USSR by Spechler, Dina

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Indonesian nationalism : between the bellicose and the inclusive by Farish A. Noor

“…An Indonesian presidential candidate’s call for nationalism in handling national issues should be seen in the context of internal challenges to the republic’s unitary constitution from regional and religious sectors.…”
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More about nationalism than geopolitics by Demko, Atilla

“…Other Central and Eastern European nations joined both organisations suffering only verbal protest from Russia. …”
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Hindu nationalism: impact on multicultural societies by Chakraborthy, Antara

“…The growing influence of Hindutva ideology in Hindu diasporic nationalism poses a challenge for diverse and multicultural societies outside India. …”
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Nationalism : an obstacle in Sino-Japanese relation by Lim, Cherie Ying Wei

“…Given the nature of both nationalism are against each other, Chinese nationalism consistently have opportunities to drum up their nationalism in the face of Japanese nationalism. …”
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Divergent identities : the creation of Singapore’s nationalism by Teo, Harold Soon Wei

“…Most academic works on Singaporean nationalism focus on events in the post- independence era. …”
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New Nationalism in Trade: Regional Responses by Rogerson, Evan

“…As economic nationalism rises in some industrialised countries, the public and private sectors need to unite to defend the system that has underpinned growth.…”
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The construction of nationhood. Ethnicity, religion and nationalism by Foot, S

Aspects of Catalan kinship, identity, and nationalism by Llobera, JR

Education and Nationalism: the discourse of education policy by Ozga, J, Arnott, M.

The consequences of nationalism: a scholarly exchange by Vom Hau, M, Helbling, M, Tudor, M, Wimmer, A, Halikiopoulou, D

“…The main thrust of the scholarship on nationalism has so far been concerned with its origins. …”

Varieties of nationalism: communities, narratives, identities by Mylonas, H, Tudor, M

“…(2) How do national narratives vary? (3) When do national narratives matter? …”

Nationalism and the birth of modern art in Egypt by Miller, E

“…</p> <p>Narratives surrounding the life and work of these artists have tended to emphasize the ways in which the images they created participated in the definition of a single cohesive nation – through the use of Pharaonic imagery, which anchors the nation in a distant past, through rural symbolism, which ties the nation to the land and the Nile, and through a female iconography that links the nation to ideas of virtue and purity – what I term here, following Timothy Mitchell and Homi Bhabha, a pedagogical narrative of the nation. …”

Liberal nationalism and symbolic religious establishment by Laborde, C, Laegaard, S

“…<p style="text-align:justify;">The chapter examines whether religious markers can legitimately be part of a state supported national identity. We examine this question in relation to symbolic religious establishment involving state endorsement of religion by way of symbolic measures such as crucifixes in public schools. …”

Romantic nationalism: history and illusion in Ireland by Dwan, D

“…Thus all too often the irrationality that is made part of the definition of “romantic nationalism” is a function of the way that it is interpreted.…”

David Walker's Nationalism - and Thomas Jefferson's by Thompson, P

“…Even after a century of intense “nation talk” in Europe and the Americas, the French philosopher Ernest Renan felt moved to ask in 1882 “What is a Nation?” …”

The development of Thai Nationalism: 1910-1925 by Kobkua Suwannathat-Pian .

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