the british journal of sociology

[1] Interrogating the tribal: the aporia of 'tribalism' in the sociological study of the Middle East.

[2] Geopolitical Upheavals: Brexit and Trump

[3] care of the postcolonial self: cultivating nationalisms in the philippine readers

[4] o humanismo crítico de edward w. said edward w. said's critical humanism

[5] the starting point of bulgaria in national mythology

[6] the “touring club italiano” and the pride for the army from 1908 to 1914

[7] populism challenge in contemporary europe: threat to or instrument of democracy?

[8] the national revolution of iseb: h. jaguaribe and n. w. sodré a revolução nacional isebiana: h. jaguaribe e n. w. sodré

[9] nationalism and the imagination

[10] nationalist reconstructions in the face of the disappearance of borders

[11] the nation as epistemic regime: on the bucharest sociological school, state consolidation and interethnic relations

[12] nationalism and ideology in the basque press during the falklands war

[13] nacionalismo y antiliberalismo en portugal. una visión histórico-política (1820-1940)

[14] determining consumers’ propensity to buy romanian products

[15] on the history of “turkish orthodox church” appearing: a political project or luckless national autocephality

[16] pengembangan modul pendidikan multikultural berbasis karakter cinta tanah air dan nasionalis pada pembelajaran tematik

[17] expelling slavery from the nation: representations of labour exploitation in australia’s supply chain

[18] religião e nação na europa no século xix: algumas notas comparativas religion and nation in europe in the 19th century: some comparative notes

[19] mityczno-symboliczny paradygmat etniczności johna a. armstronga

[20] the kurds in turkey: context and current status

[21] the crisis of the welfare state, a peril for italy's economic security

[22] the far right in europe: a summary of attempts to define the concept, analyze its identity, and compare the western european and central european far right.

[23] marxism and nationalism. a new failed meeting (reply to professor anton l. allahar)

[24] o modelo polÍtico do estado autoritÁrio portuguÊs: a ideia corporativa na constitucionalizaÇÃo do regime (1931-1933) = the political model of the portuguese authoritatian state: the corporatist idea in the constitutionalisation of the regime (1931-1933)

[25] Tensions, Ambiguities, and Connectivity in Kwame Nkrumah: Rethinking the “National” in Postcolonial Nationalism

[26] Pedagogical reformism, utilitarianism and nationalism in the primary schools of Argentina during the crisis of 1930

[27] Antony Beevor: "The attempts to suppress nationalism make it much more virulent"

[28] Nationalism and University Reform in Argentine during XX century. A look from its birth: Córdoba, 1918

[29] A mystic and excluding democracy. The concept of democracy in basque radical nationalism

[30] Basque nationalism and jacques maritain (1936-1945)

[31] Crossed paths: Marxism and nationalism in Brazil and Peru (1928-1964)

[32] Ephemeral alliances: The left and revolutionary nationalism in the magazine política: Quince días de méxico y del mundo (1960-1962)

[33] Latin America and Spanish Nationalism. Alfonso XIII and his response to the Hispano-American movement (1902-1929)

[34] Nationalism in Catalonia. The last utopia

[35] Jesús F. Contreras, Sculptor. between the homeland, nationalism and cosmopolitanism

[36] Catalan nationalism: From the lies of politics to the politics of lies

[37] From the other to oneself: Linguistic ideologies and cultural nationalism in Ricardo Rojas's Archipiélago

[38] Black motherhood in Um defeito de cor: Literary representation as disruption of nationalism

[39] De Gaulle and Europe. Nationalism versus integration in European construction

[40] The 1978 world cup in Argentina's political press. between "party," nationalism, and human rights

[41] Galician nationalism in the context of the Great War: Reinstate Galician values and internationalize

[42] Authoritarianism, nationalism and militarism in paraguayan education (1936 – 1989)

[43] The last Aurresku. Gender, Dance and Basque Nationalism at the Beginning of the 20th Century

[44] From Zarzuela to science fiction: Enrique Gaspar's El anacronópete. An expansion of the limits of the fantastic through conjunction with nationalism

[45] Foreign threat and the education system in the making of Chinese nationalism

[46] The structural conditions of current Japanese nationalism: Party politics and the regional context

[47] Hernandarias de Saavedra in the historiography of Rió de la Plata, or the colonial roots of a creole nationalism

[48] Nationalism, regionalism and autonomy during the Second Republic | Nacionalismos, regionalismos y autonomía en la Segunda República

[49] Reconfiguring Black Internationalism: English as Foreign Language Teachers of African Descent in South Korea

[50] Nationalism and the use of pop music: A discourse analysis of the song “boshret kheir”

[51] The Buddha was a devoted nationalist: Buddhist nationalism, ressentiment, and defending Buddhism in Myanmar

[52] Nationalism in exotic clothes? Postcolonial thinking, gender and translation in the field day anthology of irish writing

[53] Creatively escaping insularity and encouraging internationalism: British radicalism, history from below, and public relations historiography

[54] "Sowing death in our women's wombs": modernization and indigenous nationalism in the 1960s Peace Corps and Jorge Sanjinés' "Yawar Mallku".

[55] Resource Nationalism in the Law and Policies of Indonesia: A Contest of State, Foreign Investors, and Indigenous Peoples

[56] Beyond the tributary tradition of Chinese IPE: The indigenous roots of early Chinese economic nationalism

[57] The Multiple Functions OF Criollo, Gaucho and Indigenous Symbols in La Historieta Patoruzú, 1936–50: The Conflicts of Peronism, Nationalism and Migration

[58] Indigenous herencias: Creoles, mestizaje, and nations before nationalism

[59] The Devil in Nationalism: Indigenous Heritage and the Challenges of Decolonization

[60] Reflections on Indigenous literary nationalism: On home grounds, singing hogs, and cranky critics

[61] The boundaries of indigenous nationalism: Space, memory, and narrative in hualapai political discourse

[62] Indigenous literary nationalism: A theory for all

[63] Feminism and indigenous Hawaiian Nationalism

[64] Imagining un-imagined communities: The politics of indigenous nationalism

[65] The British educational policy for the indigenous community in Malaya 1870-1957: Dualistic structure, colonial interests and Malay radical nationalism

[66] Canadian Indian literary nationalism? Critical approaches in Canadian indigenous contexts-a collaborative interlogue

[67] Indigenous nationalism, "Ethnic Democracy," and the prospects for a liberal constitutional order in Fiji

[68] Church-state relations in palestine: Empires,arab nationalism and the indigenous greek orthodox, 1880-1940

[69] Indigenous authorities and the post-colonial state: The domestication of indigeneity and African nationalism in South Africa

[70] Nationalism and media coverage of indigenous people's collective action in Canada

[71] Canadian indian literary nationalism?: Critical approaches in canadian indigenous contexts - A collaborative interlogue

[72] Pharmacology, 'indigenous knowledge', nationalism: A few words from the epitaph of subaltern science

[73] Listening to small voices. Rosario Castellanos and indigenous nationalism

[74] Writing deeper maps: Mapmaking, local indigenous knowledges, and literary nationalism in native women's writing

[75] Indigenous nationalism and the nation state

[76] The making of Ainu moshiri: Japan's indigenous nationalism and its cultural fictions

[77] A new Mexican nationalism? Indigenous rights, constitutional reform and the conflicting meanings of multiculturalism

[78] Rights to recognition: Minority/indigenous politics in the emerging Taiwanese nationalism

[79] Globalization Goes Local: Nationalism in Indonesian Jazz

[80] Mujeres Saharauis, Colonialidad del Género y Nacionalismos: un acercamiento a partir de los feminismos decoloniales | Saharawi women, Gender Colonialism and Nationalisms: A decolonial feminism-based approach

[81] Care of the Postcolonial Self: Cultivating Nationalisms in The Philippine Readers

[82] A question of ethics, not nationalism: author's response.

[83] Liberalism, nationalism, and self-determination: Ludwig von Mises’s Nation, State, Economy after 100 years

[84] Nation-state or nation-family? Nationalism in marginalised African societies

[85] Methodological nationalism in Linguistics

[86] Historical Revisionism vs. Conspiracy Theories: Transformations of Turkish Historical Scholarship and Conspiracy Theories as a Constitutive Element in Transforming Turkish Nationalism

[87] The effectiveness of the implementation of environmental-based learning media toward the mathematical problem-solving ability and the impact on students' nationalism attitudes

[88] John Breuilly (Ed.), The Oxford Handbook of the History of Nationalism. Oxford, Oxford University Press 2013

[89] The Question of Nationalism and Belonging

[90] Baltic musicological conferences: National music historiographies and transnationalism

[91] "He's my country": Liberalism, nationalism, and sexuality in contemporary Irish gay fiction

[92] What can homonationalism tell us about sexuality in South Africa?: Exploring the relationships between biopolitics, necropolitics, sexual exceptionalism and homonormativity

[93] Apparel design as a threshold of boosting Egyptian Children's nationalism

[94] “For her own safety and the good of society at large”: Eugenics, sterilization, and Anglo-American transnationalism in Newfoundland, 1928-1934

[95] 'Overloaded like a Bolivian truck': Discursive constructions of gender, race, and nationalism in northern Chilean memes

[96] Religious Ethics: An Antidote for Religious Nationalism

[97] Empire, Internationalism, and the Campaign against the Traffic in Women and Children in the 1920s

[98] Clarence Streit, Federalist Frameworks, and Wartime American Internationalism

[99] care of the postcolonial self: cultivating nationalisms in the philippine readers

[100] internationalismen und kleinsprachen. internationalisms and lesser used languages

[101] color-blind nationalism, us empire, and the conundrum of race in the late nineteenth- and twentieth-century spanish caribbean