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Book SynopsisThis volume challenges conventional approaches to the study of nationalism in the context of its violent resurgence.
Table of ContentsIntroduction / Slobodan Drakulic and Trevor W. Harrison
Part 1: Theory and History
1 Academic Nationalism / Slobodan Drakulic
2 Do Nationalists Have Navels? Where Is Childhood in Nationalism Theory? / Karen Stanbridge
3 Tolerant Majorities, Loyal Minorities, and “Ethnic Reversals”: Constructing Minority Rights at Versailles, 1919 / Liliana Riga and James Kennedy
Part 2: Minorities and Civil Society
4 Neither Perennial nor Modern: Christian-Muslim Enmities in the Balkans / Slobodan Drakulic
5 Understanding Multiculturalism in Divided Societies: Exploring a New Path / Elke Winter
6 Canada’s French Fact -- or Facts? / Rémi Léger
7 Civic and Ethnic Nationalist Narratives in Ethiopia / Sarah Vaughan
Part 3: Politics and the State
8 Militarism and Nationalism in Japan / Trevor W. Harrison
9 Who Are the Nationalists? A Profile of Scottish National Party Supporters / Michael Rosie and Ross Bond
10 After the PRI: Neo-Liberalism and Nationalism in Mexico / Julián Castro-Rea
Part 4: The International Dimension
11 Messianic Nationalism: The American Imperative / Michael Parenti
12 Islamic Nationalism, Imperialism, and the Middle East / Trevor W. Harrison
13 Progressive Inter-Nationalist Nationalisms: The Return of Transformative, Anti-Imperialist Traditions / Gordon Laxer
14 Implacable Foes or Strange Bedfellows? The Promise and Pitfalls of Eco-Nationalism in a Globalized World / John Hannigan
Conclusion / Trevor W. Harrison and Slobodan Drakulic
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