MINELRES: New book: Ethnonationalism in the Contemporary World

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Original sender: Daniele Conversi <conversi@easynet.co.uk>


Ethnonationalism in the Contemporary World: Walker Connor and the Theory
of Nationalism. Edited by Daniele Conversi. Contributions by Walker
Connor, Anthony D Smith, Joshua A. Fishman, John Edwards, William
Douglass, Thomas Spira, Robert J. Kaiser, William Safran, John Stone,
John Coakley, Donald L. Horowitz, Daniele Conversi, and Brendan O'Leary.
London: Routledge, 2002

web page: http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/conversi/ethnonat

Table of contents
Preface

1. Daniele Conversi, 'Conceptualizing nationalism'

2. Walker Connor,  'Nationalism and political illegitimacy'

Modernity and Emotions

3. Anthony D Smith,     'Dating the nation'
 
4. Donald L. Horowitz,   'The Primordialists'

5. Joshua A. Fishman,  'The Primordialist/ Constructivist debate today '

Case Studies

6. William Douglass,  'Sabino's Sin: Racism and the Founding of Basque
Nationalism'

7. John Stone,  'Ethnonationalism in black and white: Scholars and the
South African revolution'

8. John Edwards, 'Sovereignty or separation? Contemporary political
discourse in Canada '

Applied Connorian perspectives

9. Brendan O'Leary,  'Federations and The Management of Nations:  
Walker Connor and Ernest Gellner'

10. William Safran, 'Ethnic conflict and third party mediation: A
critical review'

11. John Coakley, 'Religion and Nationalism in the First World'

Wider implications

12. Robert J. Kaiser, 'Homeland making and the territorialization of
national identity'

13. Thomas Spira, 'Ethnicity and nationality: The twin-matrices of
Nationalism'

14. Daniele Conversi, 'Resisting Primordialism (and other -isms)'

15. Walker Connor: A Bibliography, 1967-2001