#Twitterstorians, Check out @HNationalism's most recent Reading Group on Historicizing Trump https://t.co/hoxBA7IbXX. They are easy to set up. Details here: https://t.co/jfeXvNRbHw
Our question of the month for July asked What are the prospects for a resurgence of "liberal," "civic," or more broadly left-leaning nationalism in the coming years?
CfP: “#Fascism & the #RadicalRight: Comparison and Entanglements,” Central European University PU, Vienna, 25-27 September 2020 - 3rd (Online) Convention of The International Association for Comparative #Fascist Studies (#ComFas) @HNationalism@asenevents
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Morning, nationalism scholars! 6 days left 2 send us yr proposals 4 ASN's 2020 Convention in NYC. We want to hear about yr theoretical or empirical studies on nationalism, any region. See https://t.co/bCK8P5r5Hg… Pass it on @nationalismnews@NationalismED@HNationalism @C4ARR
So grateful for this generous review of Writers & Rebels @HNationalism. Esp loved this: "historical explanations focusing on cause & effect are problematically blind to violence as it is lived." & so glad to have discovered the work of Norihiro Naganawa: https://t.co/leReA3gnII
Was great to be asked to write a book review for @HNationalism about "Irish Nationalists in Boston: Catholicism and Conflict, 1900-1928". Interesting to see themes of American Irish nationalism develop, especially after WW1. Read it here: https://t.co/zJzVKneGmt @HNet_Humanities