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After nine months and seven exciting posts, our The Left and Nationalism Monthly Series draws to an end. Thanks to our contributors for their valuable insights and to our followers for their attention.
It has been an exciting and stimulating discussion. In the course of the seven posts that have composed our The Left and Nationalism Monthly Series, we have dealt with a broad range of both theoretical and empirical matters learning a great many things.
On this page you can find links to all the seven posts of our The Left and Nationalism series, which, from October 2017 to May 2018, looked at the relationship between nationalism and left-wing movements and thinking in a multi-disciplinary and comparative perspective.
Here, you will find the list of all posts in the series:
1. Daniele Conversi, The Left and Nationalism: Introducing the Debate, 20.10.2017
CALL FOR PAPERS
DEADLINE EXTENDED: JULY 1, 2018
25 - 27 February 2019
Centre on Constitutional Change, University of Edinburgh
Chairs:
Dr Daniel Cetrà, Centre on Constitutional Change, University of Aberdeen
Dr Coree Brown Swan, Centre on Constitutional Change, University of Edinburgh
Professor Alain-G. Gagnon, Université du Québec à Montréal
Programme description:
A century has passed since the end of WWI, which brought about the disintegration of the major European multi-ethnic empires and the for
Deadline has been extended to June 15th! Considered submitting an abstract for the thematic or the open section, a book review, or some creative stuff!
CALL FOR PAPERS
DEADLINE EXTENDED: JULY 1, 2018
How can a small nation-state survive? Why do people choose communism or fascism, and why do they then rebel? These very current questions have been central to the East European experience throughout the 20th century. This course will examine the upheavals in the region from World War I through the revolutions of 1989-90 and the Bosnian war, as a way to understanding historical processes such as revolution, nationalism, and modernization.
