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- Summary
- Nationalism has long excited debate in political, social, and cultural theory and remains a key field of enquiry among historians, anthropologists, sociologists, as well as political scientists. It is also one of the critical media issues of our time. There are, however, surprisingly few volumes that bring together the best of this intellectual diversity into one collection. The SAGE Handbook of Nations and Nationalism gives readers a critical survey of the latest theories and debates and provides a glimpse of the issues that will shape their future. Its three sections guide the reader through the theoretical approaches to this field of study, its major themes - from modernity to memory, migration and genocide - and the diversity of nationalisms found around the globe. The overall aim of this Handbook is to relate theories and debates within and across a range of disciplines, illuminate themes and issues of central importance in both historical and contemporary contexts, and show how nationalism has impacted upon and interacted with other political and social forms and forces. This book will provide a much-needed resource for scholars in international relations, political science, social theory, and sociology
- Language
- eng
- Extent
- xix, 577 p.
- Contents
-
- 1.
- Nationalism and the historians/
- Krishan Kumar
- p. 7
- 2.
- Modernization and communication as factors of nation formation/
- Miroslav Hroch
- p. 21
- 3.
- Structural approaches to nations and nationalism/
- John A. Hall
- p. 33
- 4.
- Nations and nationalisms : between general theory and comparative history/
- Johann P. Arnason
- p. 44
- 5.
- Cultural approaches to nationalism/
- Daniel A. Segal
- Richard Handler
- p. 57
- 6.
- social psychology of nationalism : to die for the sake of strangers/
- Lauren Langman
- p. 66
- p. 84
- 7.
- Nationalism and direct rule/
- Michael Hechter
- Tuna Kuyucu
- Audrey Sacks
- 8.
- Nationalism and political philosophy/
- Margaret Moore
- p. 94
- 9.
- Discourse-analytic and socio-linguistic approaches to the study of nation(alism)/
- Ruth Wodak
- p. 104
- 10.
- Gender approaches to nations and nationalism/
- Sylvia Walby
- p. 118
- 11.
- Methodological nationalism and its critique/
- Daniel Chernilo
- p. 129
- 12.
- Pre-modern nationalism : an oxymoron? : the evidence from England/
- Philip S. Gorski
- p. 143
- 13.
- Modernity and nationalism/
- Liah Greenfeld
- p. 157
- 14.
- Ethnicity and nationalism/
- Anthony D. Smith
- p. 169
- 15.
- Nationalism and religion/
- Mark Juergensmeyer
- p. 182
- 16.
- Race and the nation/
- Steve Fenton
- p. 192
- 17.
- Nation and commemoration/
- Charles Turner
- p. 205
- 18.
- Memory, truth and victimhood in post-trauma societies/
- John D. Brewer
- p. 214
- 19.
- Citizenship, nationalism and nation-building/
- Bryan S. Turner
- p. 225
- 20.
- Nations and regions : in or out of the state?/
- David McCrone
- p. 237
- 21.
- Nationalism and sport/
- Anthony King
- p. 249
- 22.
- Nations, mega-events and international culture/
- Maurice Roche
- p. 260
- 23.
- Xenophobia and the new nationalisms/
- Mabel Berezin
- p. 273
- 24.
- Nations, migrants and transnational identifications : an interactive approach to nationalism/
- Anna Triandafyllidou
- p. 285
- 25.
- Hot and banal nationalism : the nationalization of 'the masses'/
- John Hutchinson
- p. 295
- 26.
- Nationalism and the power of ideology/
- Sinisa Malesevic
- p. 307
- 27.
- Genocide, ethnic cleansing and nationalism/
- Daniele Conversi
- p. 320
- 28.
- Ethnic exclusion in nationalizing states/
- Andreas Wimmer
- p. 334
- 29.
- Nationalism and liberalism/
- Mark Haugaard
- p. 345
- 30.
- Nationalism and cosmopolitanism : the paradox of modernity/
- Gerard Delanty
- p. 357
- 31.
- Theorizing nation formation in the context of imperialism and globalism/
- Paul James
- p. 369
- 32.
- Supernationalism-integralism-nationalism : schemata for twenty-first-century Europe/
- Douglas R. Holmes
- p. 385
- 33.
- Nation and nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe/
- Chris Hann
- p. 399
- 34.
- Nation and nationalism in Russia/
- Richard Sakwa
- p. 410
- 35.
- Modernity and nationalism : Turkey and Iran in comparative perspective/
- E. Fuat Keyman
- Suhnaz Yilmaz
- p. 425
- 36.
- Nation and nationalism in South Asia/
- T. K. Oommen
- p. 438
- 37.
- Nations and nationalism in Central Asia/
- Anatoly M. Khazanov
- p. 450
- 38.
- Contending nationalisms in South-East Asia/
- David Brown
- p. 461
- 39.
- Nation and nationalism in contemporary Japan/
- Yoshio Sugimoto
- p. 473
- 40.
- China and Chinese nationalism/
- Peter Hays Gries
- p. 488
- 41.
- Arab nationalism/
- Ilan Pappe
- p. 500
- 42.
- African nationalism/
- Benyamin Neuberger
- p. 513
- 43.
- nation before nationalism : the civic and ethnic construction of America/
- Susan-Mary Grant
- p. 527
- 44.
- Nationalism in South and Central America/
- Jose Mauricio Domingues
- p. 541
- 45.
- Nations and nationalism in Australia and New Zealand/
- Peter Beilharz
- Lloyd Cox
- p. 555
- Isbn
- 9781412901017
- Label
- The SAGE handbook of nations and nationalism
- Title
- The SAGE handbook of nations and nationalism
- Statement of responsibility
- edited by Gerard Delanty and Krishan Kumar
- Title variation
- Handbook of nations and nationalism
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- Nationalism has long excited debate in political, social, and cultural theory and remains a key field of enquiry among historians, anthropologists, sociologists, as well as political scientists. It is also one of the critical media issues of our time. There are, however, surprisingly few volumes that bring together the best of this intellectual diversity into one collection. The SAGE Handbook of Nations and Nationalism gives readers a critical survey of the latest theories and debates and provides a glimpse of the issues that will shape their future. Its three sections guide the reader through the theoretical approaches to this field of study, its major themes - from modernity to memory, migration and genocide - and the diversity of nationalisms found around the globe. The overall aim of this Handbook is to relate theories and debates within and across a range of disciplines, illuminate themes and issues of central importance in both historical and contemporary contexts, and show how nationalism has impacted upon and interacted with other political and social forms and forces. This book will provide a much-needed resource for scholars in international relations, political science, social theory, and sociology
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- Contents
-
- 1.
- Nationalism and the historians/
- Krishan Kumar
- p. 7
- 2.
- Modernization and communication as factors of nation formation/
- Miroslav Hroch
- p. 21
- 3.
- Structural approaches to nations and nationalism/
- John A. Hall
- p. 33
- 4.
- Nations and nationalisms : between general theory and comparative history/
- Johann P. Arnason
- p. 44
- 5.
- Cultural approaches to nationalism/
- Daniel A. Segal
- Richard Handler
- p. 57
- 6.
- social psychology of nationalism : to die for the sake of strangers/
- Lauren Langman
- p. 66
- p. 84
- 7.
- Nationalism and direct rule/
- Michael Hechter
- Tuna Kuyucu
- Audrey Sacks
- 8.
- Nationalism and political philosophy/
- Margaret Moore
- p. 94
- 9.
- Discourse-analytic and socio-linguistic approaches to the study of nation(alism)/
- Ruth Wodak
- p. 104
- 10.
- Gender approaches to nations and nationalism/
- Sylvia Walby
- p. 118
- 11.
- Methodological nationalism and its critique/
- Daniel Chernilo
- p. 129
- 12.
- Pre-modern nationalism : an oxymoron? : the evidence from England/
- Philip S. Gorski
- p. 143
- 13.
- Modernity and nationalism/
- Liah Greenfeld
- p. 157
- 14.
- Ethnicity and nationalism/
- Anthony D. Smith
- p. 169
- 15.
- Nationalism and religion/
- Mark Juergensmeyer
- p. 182
- 16.
- Race and the nation/
- Steve Fenton
- p. 192
- 17.
- Nation and commemoration/
- Charles Turner
- p. 205
- 18.
- Memory, truth and victimhood in post-trauma societies/
- John D. Brewer
- p. 214
- 19.
- Citizenship, nationalism and nation-building/
- Bryan S. Turner
- p. 225
- 20.
- Nations and regions : in or out of the state?/
- David McCrone
- p. 237
- 21.
- Nationalism and sport/
- Anthony King
- p. 249
- 22.
- Nations, mega-events and international culture/
- Maurice Roche
- p. 260
- 23.
- Xenophobia and the new nationalisms/
- Mabel Berezin
- p. 273
- 24.
- Nations, migrants and transnational identifications : an interactive approach to nationalism/
- Anna Triandafyllidou
- p. 285
- 25.
- Hot and banal nationalism : the nationalization of 'the masses'/
- John Hutchinson
- p. 295
- 26.
- Nationalism and the power of ideology/
- Sinisa Malesevic
- p. 307
- 27.
- Genocide, ethnic cleansing and nationalism/
- Daniele Conversi
- p. 320
- 28.
- Ethnic exclusion in nationalizing states/
- Andreas Wimmer
- p. 334
- 29.
- Nationalism and liberalism/
- Mark Haugaard
- p. 345
- 30.
- Nationalism and cosmopolitanism : the paradox of modernity/
- Gerard Delanty
- p. 357
- 31.
- Theorizing nation formation in the context of imperialism and globalism/
- Paul James
- p. 369
- 32.
- Supernationalism-integralism-nationalism : schemata for twenty-first-century Europe/
- Douglas R. Holmes
- p. 385
- 33.
- Nation and nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe/
- Chris Hann
- p. 399
- 34.
- Nation and nationalism in Russia/
- Richard Sakwa
- p. 410
- 35.
- Modernity and nationalism : Turkey and Iran in comparative perspective/
- E. Fuat Keyman
- Suhnaz Yilmaz
- p. 425
- 36.
- Nation and nationalism in South Asia/
- T. K. Oommen
- p. 438
- 37.
- Nations and nationalism in Central Asia/
- Anatoly M. Khazanov
- p. 450
- 38.
- Contending nationalisms in South-East Asia/
- David Brown
- p. 461
- 39.
- Nation and nationalism in contemporary Japan/
- Yoshio Sugimoto
- p. 473
- 40.
- China and Chinese nationalism/
- Peter Hays Gries
- p. 488
- 41.
- Arab nationalism/
- Ilan Pappe
- p. 500
- 42.
- African nationalism/
- Benyamin Neuberger
- p. 513
- 43.
- nation before nationalism : the civic and ethnic construction of America/
- Susan-Mary Grant
- p. 527
- 44.
- Nationalism in South and Central America/
- Jose Mauricio Domingues
- p. 541
- 45.
- Nations and nationalism in Australia and New Zealand/
- Peter Beilharz
- Lloyd Cox
- p. 555
- Control code
- ocm64555613
- Dimensions
- 26 cm.
- Extent
- xix, 577 p.
- Isbn
- 9781412901017
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Label
- The SAGE handbook of nations and nationalism, edited by Gerard Delanty and Krishan Kumar
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- 1.
- Nationalism and the historians/
- Krishan Kumar
- p. 7
- 2.
- Modernization and communication as factors of nation formation/
- Miroslav Hroch
- p. 21
- 3.
- Structural approaches to nations and nationalism/
- John A. Hall
- p. 33
- 4.
- Nations and nationalisms : between general theory and comparative history/
- Johann P. Arnason
- p. 44
- 5.
- Cultural approaches to nationalism/
- Daniel A. Segal
- Richard Handler
- p. 57
- 6.
- social psychology of nationalism : to die for the sake of strangers/
- Lauren Langman
- p. 66
- p. 84
- 7.
- Nationalism and direct rule/
- Michael Hechter
- Tuna Kuyucu
- Audrey Sacks
- 8.
- Nationalism and political philosophy/
- Margaret Moore
- p. 94
- 9.
- Discourse-analytic and socio-linguistic approaches to the study of nation(alism)/
- Ruth Wodak
- p. 104
- 10.
- Gender approaches to nations and nationalism/
- Sylvia Walby
- p. 118
- 11.
- Methodological nationalism and its critique/
- Daniel Chernilo
- p. 129
- 12.
- Pre-modern nationalism : an oxymoron? : the evidence from England/
- Philip S. Gorski
- p. 143
- 13.
- Modernity and nationalism/
- Liah Greenfeld
- p. 157
- 14.
- Ethnicity and nationalism/
- Anthony D. Smith
- p. 169
- 15.
- Nationalism and religion/
- Mark Juergensmeyer
- p. 182
- 16.
- Race and the nation/
- Steve Fenton
- p. 192
- 17.
- Nation and commemoration/
- Charles Turner
- p. 205
- 18.
- Memory, truth and victimhood in post-trauma societies/
- John D. Brewer
- p. 214
- 19.
- Citizenship, nationalism and nation-building/
- Bryan S. Turner
- p. 225
- 20.
- Nations and regions : in or out of the state?/
- David McCrone
- p. 237
- 21.
- Nationalism and sport/
- Anthony King
- p. 249
- 22.
- Nations, mega-events and international culture/
- Maurice Roche
- p. 260
- 23.
- Xenophobia and the new nationalisms/
- Mabel Berezin
- p. 273
- 24.
- Nations, migrants and transnational identifications : an interactive approach to nationalism/
- Anna Triandafyllidou
- p. 285
- 25.
- Hot and banal nationalism : the nationalization of 'the masses'/
- John Hutchinson
- p. 295
- 26.
- Nationalism and the power of ideology/
- Sinisa Malesevic
- p. 307
- 27.
- Genocide, ethnic cleansing and nationalism/
- Daniele Conversi
- p. 320
- 28.
- Ethnic exclusion in nationalizing states/
- Andreas Wimmer
- p. 334
- 29.
- Nationalism and liberalism/
- Mark Haugaard
- p. 345
- 30.
- Nationalism and cosmopolitanism : the paradox of modernity/
- Gerard Delanty
- p. 357
- 31.
- Theorizing nation formation in the context of imperialism and globalism/
- Paul James
- p. 369
- 32.
- Supernationalism-integralism-nationalism : schemata for twenty-first-century Europe/
- Douglas R. Holmes
- p. 385
- 33.
- Nation and nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe/
- Chris Hann
- p. 399
- 34.
- Nation and nationalism in Russia/
- Richard Sakwa
- p. 410
- 35.
- Modernity and nationalism : Turkey and Iran in comparative perspective/
- E. Fuat Keyman
- Suhnaz Yilmaz
- p. 425
- 36.
- Nation and nationalism in South Asia/
- T. K. Oommen
- p. 438
- 37.
- Nations and nationalism in Central Asia/
- Anatoly M. Khazanov
- p. 450
- 38.
- Contending nationalisms in South-East Asia/
- David Brown
- p. 461
- 39.
- Nation and nationalism in contemporary Japan/
- Yoshio Sugimoto
- p. 473
- 40.
- China and Chinese nationalism/
- Peter Hays Gries
- p. 488
- 41.
- Arab nationalism/
- Ilan Pappe
- p. 500
- 42.
- African nationalism/
- Benyamin Neuberger
- p. 513
- 43.
- nation before nationalism : the civic and ethnic construction of America/
- Susan-Mary Grant
- p. 527
- 44.
- Nationalism in South and Central America/
- Jose Mauricio Domingues
- p. 541
- 45.
- Nations and nationalism in Australia and New Zealand/
- Peter Beilharz
- Lloyd Cox
- p. 555
- Control code
- ocm64555613
- Dimensions
- 26 cm.
- Extent
- xix, 577 p.
- Isbn
- 9781412901017
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
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