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Nationalism and Ethnosymbolism: history, culture and ethnicity in the formation of nations

2006; Edinburgh University Press; Linguagem: Inglês

Athena S. Leoussi, Steven Grosby,

Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics

Introduction, Dr Athena S. Leoussi and Professor Steven Grosby I: Theories of Nationalism and the Ethnosymbolic Approach Chapter 1: Mapping the field: Theories of Nationalism and the Ethnosymbolic Approach, Dr Daniele Conversi, University of Lincoln Chapter 2: The Ethnic Enigma: Nationalism, Racism and Globalisation, Professor John Stone and Polly Rizova, Boston University, USA Chapter 3: Warfare, Remembrance and National Identity, Dr John Hutchinson, London School of Economics II: Music and Poetry in the Ethnosymbolic Approach Chapter 4: Music and Nationalism: Five Historical Moments, Professor Jim Samson, Royal Holloway College Chapter 5: The Sound of England, Professor David Martin, Emeritus, London School of Economics Chapter 6: Myth, History and Nationalism: Poetry of the British Isles, Professor David Aberbach, McGill University, Canada III: Antiquity in the Ethnosymbolic Approach Chapter 7: The Successor Territory, Professor Steven Grosby, Clemson University, USA Chapter 8: Ethnosymbolism in the Ancient Mediterranean World, Dr Sebastian Garman, Brunel University IV: Ethnosymbolism in Eastern Europe and Russia Chapter 9: The Jews and the Formation of Modern National Identity in Poland, Dr Joanna Michlic, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, USA Chapter 10: Lev Gumilev and Russian National Identity During and After the Soviet Era, Professor Mark Bassin, University of Birmingham Chapter 11: National Symbols: Ethnicity and Historical Continuity in Post-Communist 'New Europe', Dr Athena S. Leoussi, University of Reading V: Ethnosymbolism in the Middle East Chapter 12: Dilemmas of Middle East Politics, Professor John A. Armstrong, Emeritus, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA Chapter 13: The Muslim Umma and the Formation of Middle Eastern Nationalisms, Professor Haim Gerber, The Hebrew University, Israel Chapter 14: Historical Ethno-symbols in the Emergence of the State of Israel, Professor Allon Gal, Emeritus, Ben-Gurion University, Israel VI: Ethnosymbolism in the Far East and India Chapter 15: Ethnosymbolism in China and Taiwan, Dr Peter Ferdinand, University of Warwick Chapter 16: The Making of a Language of Patriotism in Modern Bengali, Dr Sudipta Kaviraj, SOAS, University of London VII: Ethnosymbolism in Africa Chapter 17: Holy Nigerian Nationalisms Dr Obi Igwara Chapter 18: Ethnic Demobilisation: The Case of the Afrikaners, Professor Jack Spence, King's College London and Professor David Welsh, Emeritus, University of Cape Town, South Africa VIII: Ethnosymbolism in the Americas Chapter 19: Women, War and the Confederate Ethnoscape, Dr Bruce Cauthen, formerly of Emory University, USA Chapter 20: Ethnic Origins and Indigenous Peoples: An Approach from Latin America, Dr Natividad Gutierrez Chong, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico Epilogue: The Power of Ethnic Traditions in the Modern World, Professor Anthony D. Smith, Emeritus, London School of Economics.