Jump to: Schedule | Introduction | Abstracts | Biographies In collaboration with Dr Alex Marshall (SHU), we are delighted to offer the opportunity to join in the third annual Symposium on Nationalism on Irony. Papers to be presented include Discursive (re)production of internet-mediated Chinese national identity - Zhiwei Wang Irony on the edge: the behaviour […]
We sit down with Prof. Denisa Kostovicova (LSE) to discuss her new book, "Reconciliation by Stealth: how people talk about war crimes". Join us live on Facebook and YouTube; members will receive an invitation to join the Zoom call. Reconciliation by Stealth is available open access to download from Cornell University Press as an ebook […]
We sit down with Harris Mylonas and Maya Tudor to discuss their new book, Varieties of Nationalism. Join us live on Facebook and YouTube; members will receive an invitation to join on Zoom. About Varieties of Nationalism Nationalism has long been a normatively and empirically contested concept, associated with democratic revolutions and public goods provision, […]
Join us on 29th November as we sit down to discuss Christina Koulouri's new book, Historical Memory in Greece 1821-1930, with the author herself, Maria Kaliambou, Rainer Liedtke, and Athena Leoussi. We'll be live on YouTube and Facebook; members will receive an invitation to join the Zoom call. About Historical Memory in Greece Historical Memory in Greece […]
We sit down with Dr Eviane Leidig, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow at Tilburg University, to discuss her new book, The women of the far right: social media influencers and online radicalisation. Join us live on Facebook and YouTube; members will receive an invitation to join on Zoom. About The Women of the Far Right Eviane Leidig offers […]
Daphne Halikiopoulou sits down with Beth Rabinowitz to discuss her new book, Defensive Nationalism: explaining the rise of populism and fascism in the 21st century, published with Oxford University Press. As ever, we'll be live on Facebook and YouTube, with members receiving an invite to join on Zoom. Handouts Flow Chart | Table 1 About Defensive Nationalism […]
This event is free and open to all, but pre-registration is required. Please email us to register. Join Paschalis Kitromilides, John Hutchinson, and Athena Leoussi to discuss Paschalis's book, The Greek Revolution in the Age of Revolutions (1776-1848). The event takes places on 5th February from 1800 at the Graham Wallas Room, LSE, and will […]
The Anthony D. Smith Fellowship Seminar is given by the 2023 Fellow, Jack Matlack, on 'The Army, the Nation, Nuclear Annihilation: Constructing 'Western' identity in German-American NATO training exercises of the Cold War'. Join us in person in room PAN9.05 at the London School of Economics, or join us on Facebook or YouTube. Members will […]
The 2024 Nations and Nationalism debate, supported by LSE IDEAS, is on 'The new nationalism in America and beyond: the deep roots of ethnic nationalism in the digital age' by Robert Schertzer and Eric T. Woods. We will be live on Facebook and YouTube, with members receiving an invite to join on Zoom. Our speakers, […]
The University of Edinburgh Department of Sociology, the University of Edinburgh MSc Nationalism in Global Perspective programme, and ASEN present a lecture by Michael Hechter, Arizona State University, on Status Reversal and its Discontents. The lecture will take place in the Violet Laidlaw Room, 6th Floor, Chrystal MacMillan Building, 15a George Square, Edinburgh EH8 9LD […]
The ASEN Conference will take place at the University of Edinburgh on the subject of 'nationalism and memory' from 9th to 11th April 2024. Full information, including the call for papers, is on the conference pages.
The 2024 Anthony D. Smith Lecture will be given by Lars-Erik Cederman on 'Nationalism and the Transformation of the State: Border Change, Historical Legacies and Conflict' The Lecture is public and open to all, and will be streamed on Facebook and YouTube. Abstract While it is often assumed that the core debates about nationalism were […]
