became epidemiological nationalism. In this essay, I trace epidemiology's conscription in nationalist inscription. I invoke ‘nationalism’ without the presumption that the term always already entails a regressive politics. (Plaid Cymru – the dominant
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The Continent Behind
Alienation and the American Scene in George William Curtis’s Lotus-Eating: A Summer Book
James Weaver
. Written during a period of extensive literary nationalism in the United States, Lotus-Eating articulates a longing for a lost connection to Europe. In this light, we might consider Curtis’s Lotus-Eating in relation to American accounts of European
The Little Entente of Women as Transnational Ethno-Nationalist Community
Spotlight on Romania
Maria Bucur
progress deeply rooted in ethno-nationalism and racialized rhetoric. Their empathy seems to have extended predominantly to the ethnic majorities represented in the group. Even as they spoke for women in general as a category, many understood each other to
Between Transnational Cooperation and Nationalism
The Little Entente of Women in Czechoslovakia
Gabriela Dudeková Kováčová
member of international women's organizations, including the LEW. The tradition of Czech women's movements was characterized by a close connection between feminism and nationalism, as well as confrontation with dominant German and Hungarian feminist
Introduction
Whither race? Physical anthropology in post-1945 Central and Southeastern Europe
Marius Turda
Although research on the history of physical anthropology in Central and Southeastern Europe has increased significantly since the 1990s the impact race had on the discipline's conceptual maturity has yet to be fully addressed. Once physical anthropology is recognized as having preserved inter-war racial tropes within scientific discourses about national communities, new insights on how nationalism developed during the 1970s and 1980s will emerge, both in countries belonging to the communist East—Hungary, Bulgaria, and Romania, and in those belonging to the West—Austria and Greece. By looking at the relationship between race and physical anthropology in these countries after 1945 it becomes clear what enabled the recurrent themes of ethnic primordiality, racial continuity, and de-nationalizing of ethnic minorities not only to flourish during the 1980s but also to re-emerge overtly during political changes characterizing the last two decades.
Women's Uprising in Poland
Embodied Claims between the Nation and Europe
Jennifer Ramme
Abstract
In 2016 a legislative proposal introducing an abortion ban resulted in female mass mobilisations. The protests went along with frequent claims of Polish as well as European belonging. Next to this, creative appropriations of patriotic symbols related to national movements, fights and uprisings for independence and their transformation into a sign of female bodily sovereignty could be observed all over the country. The appearance of bodies needs to be looked at in relation to the concrete political context and conditions in which bodies materialise (). Bodies are in this sense always relational, but they also depend. The article argues that the constitution of ‘European bodies’ can serve to empower people exposed to and oppressed by nationalist biopolitics. In such cases a ‘European body’ might be constituted in distinction to the nation/nationalism and its claim of ownership on female bodies (the ‘national body’) and by performing multiple belongings extending national belonging.
In Anthropological Journal of European Cultures
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- 01 Jun 2019
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‘We Are the Citizens of a Nation Called Lebanon’
An Ethnographic Case on Sectarianism in Lebanon and the Limits It Imposes on Its Youth
Riwa Haidar
unification and spread of a nationalistic identification amongst the youth. Instead, this provided a free pass to teachers who, instead of teaching nationalism to their students, feel an urgent need to share their own confessional stories and points of view in
In Anthropology of the Middle East
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- 01 Dec 2022
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Sight and Touch between East and West
Ethics, Ethnography and Social Theory
Liene Ozolina
2014 ). The East European version of nationalism – labelled ‘ethnonationalism’ – is feared as uncivilised and dangerous in comparison to the Western ‘civic nationalism’, even as the former is now becoming mainstream in the old democracies across the
In Anthropological Journal of European Cultures
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- 01 Sep 2020
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- Review Article
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- 102–107 (6 total)
Framing the “Refugee Hunter”
Gender and Nationalist Perspectives on Border Vigilance in Bulgaria
Kristina Ilieva
the ethnographic research on which this article is based, I theorize how refugee hunting intertwines hegemonic masculinity ( Connell 2005 ) and nationalism to construct a threatening migrant Other. This construct of the migrant Other as a security
In Conflict and Society
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- 01 Jun 2022
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Finding a place in the world
Political subjectivities and the imagination of Iceland after the economic crash
Kristín Loftsdóttir
.1177/1350506811425837 Loftsdóttir , Kristín . 2014 . “ Vikings invade present day Iceland ”. In Durrenberger and Pálsson, Gambling debt , 3 – 14 . Loftsdóttir , Kristín . 2015 . “ The exotic North: Gender, nationbranding and nationalism in Iceland ”. Nora—Nordic Journal of