Nations and Nationalism: Vol 31, No 2

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Nationalism and Magic

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Thor's hammer: How warfare enables and disables nation formation

The Great Syrian Revolts: Local Memory, National Myths, and the Persistent Geography of Syrian Violence

Fighting over nation or state: States, communal demography, and the type of ethnic civil war

Nationalist political elites and territorial disputes: A cross-national investigation

‘The non-dormant beast’: Antisemitism in communities of Russian nationalists on Vkontakte

Sentiments of solidarity: Varying conceptions of nationhood in Turkey

Druzification from below: The case of Arameans in the north Israel

Themed Section on The Theory and Practice of Non-Territorial Autonomy in Europe: A Historical Perspective Guest Edited by Marina Germane, Börries Kuzmany & David Smith

The theory and practice of non-territorial autonomy in Europe—A historical perspective

The Moravian Society in the Era of the Nonterritorial Autonomy (1905–1918): Civic Emancipation and National Life as Two Sides of the Same Coin

Imperial uses of non-territorial autonomy: The projects of André Mandelstam and Boris Nolde

“A withered olive branch”? The curious situation of Hungarian Jews during the dissolution of the Habsburg Empire

Non-territorial autonomy in Russia during the revolution and the civil war

Polish non-territorial autonomy in revolutionary Ukraine (1917–1918): A transitional experiment

Non-territorial arrangements in interwar Soviet Ukraine: The development of the judicial network for minority populations

Does non-territorial autonomy essentialise ethnicity? Cultural autonomy legislation in interwar Estonia

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ISSUE INFORMATION

Issue Information - TOC

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Nationalism and Magic

ARTICLE

Thor's hammer: How warfare enables and disables nation formation

The Great Syrian Revolts: Local Memory, National Myths, and the Persistent Geography of Syrian Violence

Fighting over nation or state: States, communal demography, and the type of ethnic civil war

Nationalist political elites and territorial disputes: A cross-national investigation

‘The non-dormant beast’: Antisemitism in communities of Russian nationalists on Vkontakte

Sentiments of solidarity: Varying conceptions of nationhood in Turkey

Druzification from below: The case of Arameans in the north Israel

Themed Section on The Theory and Practice of Non-Territorial Autonomy in Europe: A Historical Perspective Guest Edited by Marina Germane, Börries Kuzmany & David Smith

The theory and practice of non-territorial autonomy in Europe—A historical perspective

The Moravian Society in the Era of the Nonterritorial Autonomy (1905–1918): Civic Emancipation and National Life as Two Sides of the Same Coin

Imperial uses of non-territorial autonomy: The projects of André Mandelstam and Boris Nolde

“A withered olive branch”? The curious situation of Hungarian Jews during the dissolution of the Habsburg Empire

Non-territorial autonomy in Russia during the revolution and the civil war

Polish non-territorial autonomy in revolutionary Ukraine (1917–1918): A transitional experiment

Non-territorial arrangements in interwar Soviet Ukraine: The development of the judicial network for minority populations

Does non-territorial autonomy essentialise ethnicity? Cultural autonomy legislation in interwar Estonia

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