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#118. Juni 2023
Before There Was Christian Nationalism, There Was Christian Anarchism
Blog: Reason.com
Rejection of the state and the use of lethal force can be found in the founding documents of Christianity.
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#221. Juni 2023
Likhovski on Jurisprudence and Nationalism in the British Empire
Blog: Legal Theory Blog
Assaf Likhovski (Tel Aviv University - Buchmann Faculty of Law) has posted Jurisprudence and Nationalism in the British Empire in the Early Twentieth Century: India, Egypt, and Palestine Compared (The English Historical Review (Forthcoming)) on SSRN. Here is the abstract:...
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#33. März 2024
New Podcasts on Nationalism and Immigration/Border Issues
Blog: Reason.com
One is an interview for the new Argue with Me podcast series, and the other is part of Michael Liebowitz's Rational Egoist series.
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#430. März 2023
White nationalism remains major concern for voters of color
Blog: How We Rise
The recently released PRRI/Brookings Christian Nationalism Survey of over 6,000 Americans makes clear that Christian nationalism is a growing threat in this country, as 1 in 10 Americans are defined as adherents to Christian nationalism according to the study's multi-dimensional measurement scale. With another 19% who are supportive of multiple aspects of Christian nationalism (defined…
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#512. Januar 2024
Spanish Translation of "The Case Against Nationalism" Now Available
Blog: Reason.com
The Cato Institute has posted a Spanish-language version of the article I coauthored with Alex Nowrasteh.
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#67. April 2023
Countering Nationalism: Remembering the Quest to Build One World
Blog: Citizens for Global Solutions
Dates: Saturday, April 22 Time: 12:00 -1:30 pm Eastern Time Where: Zoom Cost: FREE and open to the public Join CGS's first...
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#71. Mai 2015
UK General Election 2015: Nationalism – The one thing everyone agrees on
Blog: Europe on the Strand
The following is a guest post by Ben O’Keeffe One ideological motif has run throughout this General Election campaign: Nationalism. From the rising force of the SNP and UKIP, to Labour and the Conservative's pandering to calls for greater controls on immigration, an undercurrent of nationalism has made British identity a more prevalent election issue […]
The post UK General Election 2015: Nationalism – The one thing everyone agrees on appeared first on Europe on the Strand .
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#827. März 2024
The intersection of Benedict Anderson's "Imagined Communities" and Hindu Nationalism in India
Blog: Religion and Global Society
As India gets ready for its general elections this spring, attention is drawn to the role of religion and nationalism in campaign politics. This article puts Partha Chatterjee’s critiques in conversation with Benedict Anderson’s theory of imagined communities, with Hindu nationalism as an ideal site of analysis. One of the foremost experts on nationalism, Benedict … Continued
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#93. Mai 2023
Amílcar Cabral's life, legacy and reluctant nationalism – an interview with António Tomás
Blog: ROAPE
In ROAPE's latest tribute to Amílcar Cabral, Chinedu Chukwudinma interviews António Tomás, who wrote Cabral's biography in the 21st century. Tomás speaks about Cabral's political development, as well as his abilities as a teacher, revolutionary diplomat and leader. But he also discusses his insecurities, shortcomings and the myths surrounding national liberation in Guinea-Bissau.
The post Amílcar Cabral's life, legacy and reluctant nationalism – an interview with António Tomás first appeared on ROAPE.
The post Amílcar Cabral's life, legacy and reluctant nationalism – an interview with António Tomás appeared first on ROAPE.
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#102. Januar 2024
My New National Affairs Article on "The Case Against Nationalism"
Blog: Reason.com
Coauthored with Cato Institute scholar Alex Nowrasteh.
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#1114. März 2023
Ethnic Chinese in Southeast Asia's Borderland: Assessing Chinese Nationalism in Upper Shan State
Blog: LSE Southeast Asia Blog
The future of Myanmar's borderlands cannot be easily predicted, and it will remain highly contested among factions with intersected interests, writes Abellia Anggi Wardani and Danny Widiatmo _______________________________________________ As Myanmar and China share an extensive land border, cross-border settlements of ethnic minorities are common in the region. Minorities such as the Kachin, Shan, Wa, and Ta’ang all … Continued
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#1225. Februar 2024
Nickel Nationalism: Resource Downstreaming and the Attainment of Golden Indonesia 2045
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
2024 marks a transitionary year for Indonesian politics, following the country's presidential election on 14 February. Focus will now be directed to how Indonesia's newly elected leaders will harness the country's growing mining sector to facilitate the attainment of the Golden Indonesia 2045 vision.
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#1317. August 2023
Vulnerabilities of Religious Minorities in India: Unmasking the Impact of Rising Hindu Nationalism
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
India is famous for its cultural diversity and known as the largest democracy to the world. The ascendancy of Hindu nationalism under the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) threatens this diversity and the religious minorities within its territorial boundaries.
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#144. Oktober 2023
Ahead of presidential elections, Russia rewrites history and promotes nationalism at schools
Blog: Global Voices
New history books and classes called "Important Conversation" are prompting the new nationalist propaganda discourse across schools in Russia.
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#1525. April 2024
Book Review: Identities, Nationalism, and the State: The Politics and Ethnicity and Minority Regimes in the Middle East
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
In this volume, Miaad A. Hassan takes issue with "defined" political and social systems, and outlines how majorities and minorities in the Middle East shape political identities. These identities have not been secterian but rather responsive to political and external challenges.