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MSc Nationalism in Global Perspective
Applications are open for this pioneering MSc where students gain an understanding of nationalism as one of the most powerful social forces of the modern era.
Apply by 30 June bit.ly/SPS-MScNGP
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Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
It was a pleasure talking to Filip for @IFDT_Beograd podcast:
ZVUK MISLI #38 Siniša Malešević: Može li se živeti izvan nacionalizma? youtu.be/8DgIaulLh_g?si=BANf… via @YouTube
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
Apply for your place on the 2027 ASEN summer school in Zadar, Croatia:
Applications are open now at asen.ac.uk/summerschool for next year's ASEN Summer School at the University of Zadar, 7-12 June 2027. Speakers include...
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
Interesting and timely new dataset available, tho if you are seeking to generalize from this,
1) the selection of cases may potentially err on the side of confirmation bias and
2) "extremism" is defined as anti-democratic not anti-regime. But...we may steal some questions for the next wave of the WVS. Open access:
nature.com/articles/s41597-0…
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
Great initiative! And a very tempting excuse to return to Scotland 😊
📢 Call for Papers: 1st Regional & Federal Studies Conference
Together with @CCC_Research @ECPR_Federalism
📅 26-27 April 2027, University of Edinburgh
⏰ Deadline: 6 Dec 2026
🔗 Submission: forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/…
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
Wonderful praise from a world-ecologist I hold in the highest esteem.
Open access link available:
uwp.co.uk/book/nations-witho…
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
"As the West grows weaker in relative military, economic, and political terms, this weakness contributes to democratic erosion at home, and this in turn enables (and is itself reinforced by) autocratic resilience abroad." —@SenemAydnDzgit, @Berkesen, and Sebnem Gumuscu
muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/1…
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
📢 Call for Proposals!
The 2027 @ASN_Org World Convention welcomes research on nationalism, migration, populism & Eurasia.
📍 Columbia University | May 27–29, 2027
📅 Deadline: Nov. 19, 2026
🔗 asnconvention.com/call-for-p…
#ASN2027 #CallForPapers
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
*OPEN ACCESS*
My book is now available free of charge from the University Wales Press website. If you are unable to buy, or perhaps want to try before doing so, please follow the link below.
A heartfelt thank you to Medr for funding this project.
uwp.co.uk/book/nations-witho…
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
I will give this online lecture on 4th December as a part of the ISA Armed Forces and Conflict Resolution seminars:
Join us!
Register via the link below or scan the QR code on the poster: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
Thousands of people joined student-led protests in Tirana at the weekend to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, as clashes with police resulted in more injuries and arrests.
balkaninsight.com/2026/10/19…
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
"Democracies must strengthen their commitment to providing more inclusive social welfare regimes as well as their capacity to deliver social protection benefits to their most vulnerable populations," writes Joseph Wong.
muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/1…
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
Why Democracy?
Dahl, Bobbio, and Przeworski are some of the authors that have carefully addressed the question, why democracy should be valued?
It is interesting to compare their answers.
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
Social media inspired revolutions that autocrats quickly smothered. Digital payments are different, writes Rabah Arezki, because rulers cannot switch them off. Quietly, digital payments enrich citizens, broaden markets, and build the foundations for a freer society.
muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/1…
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Independent journalism is under siege from lawsuits, shutdowns, and digital dominance. The media must win distribution, build solidarity networks, diversify funding, and connect the consequences of democratic erosion to daily life, writes Maya Tudor.
muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/1…
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When elected leaders attack the courts, judges rarely prevail on their own, writes Andrew O’Donohue. Across 25 cases of backsliding, judicial independence survived only where legislators, protesters, and international institutions stood ready to defend it.
muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/1…
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
A worthwhile doco on academic freedom coming to you from Fuori-duh (where else?)! firsttheycameformycollege.co…
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Teoría democrática
Estos libros tienen el mismo objetivo -dar visiones generales de la teoría democrática– pero a la vez reflejan diferencias en la forma de pensar sobre la democracia
Descarga Sartori: dn760102.eu.archive.org/0/it…
Descarga Held (en español): lienzos.uv.mx/Uploads/resour…
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
'Politics of Denial and Non-Recognition of Genocide' is an #OpenAccess book that examines the Rohingya genocide through the lenses of violence, denial and justice, showing how state narratives and geopolitics continue to obstruct recognition and accountability. bit.ly/4hLVbbR
ALT Politics of Denial and Non-Recognition of Genocide
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
CfP: 31st Annual World Convention of the Association for the Study of Nationalities, co-hosted by the Harriman Institute,
Columbia University (27-29 May 2027). Application deadline: Nov 19, 2026
asnconvention.com/call-for-p…
Nationalism @ University of Edinburgh retweeted
New Book! Digital Nationalism and Affective Governance Propaganda, Public Sentiment, and Soft Authoritarianism in China written by Dechun Zhang.
📕Read more: iamcr.org/book-zhang_2026 #iamcr
