CONSIRT guest edited the June 2013 issue of Studia Sociologia: Nationalism and Identity in Cross-National Perspective. This special issue extends the scientific dialog begun at the 2012 CONSIRT conference and workshop, “Nationalism and Conflict: Interdisciplinary Methodological Approaches.”
June 2013
NATIONALISM AND IDENTITY IN CROSS-NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
Guest Editors: Irina Tomescu-Dubrow, Joshua K. Dubrow and Kazimierz M. Slomczynski, Cross-National Studies: Interdisciplinary Research and Training Program (CONSIRT) of The Ohio State University and the Polish Academy of Sciences
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Studia Sociologia June 2013: About the Contributing Authors
IRINA TOMESCU-DUBROW, JOSHUA K. DUBROW, KAZIMIERZ M. SLOMCZYNSKI, Guest Editors’ Foreword for the Special Issue on “Nationalism and Identity in Cross-National Perspective”
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PAOLO SEGATTI AND SIMONA GUGLIELMI, National Minority and Acceptance of Minority Right by the Majority: The Case of Slovenians in Italy
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DOROTA WORONIECKA-KRZYŻANOWSKA, Identity and Place in Extended Exile: The Case of a Palestinian Refugee City-Camp
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KATARZYNA ANDREJUK, Muslim Immigration and its Influence on the Redefinition of Nationhood in Germany
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CAROLYN SMITH KELLER, Elite Attitudes, Mass Nationalism and European Integration: A Multi-Level Approach
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RADOSVETA DIMITROVA, CARMEN BUZEA, VANJA LJUJIC, VENZISLAV JORDANOV, The Influence of Nationalism and National Identity on WellBeing of Bulgarian and Romanian Youth
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VALÉR VERES, National Attitudes of Ethnic Hungarians from Romania, Slovakia, Serbia, and Ukraine: A Comparative Perspective
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Opinion Pieces on Nationalism and Identity in Cross-national Perspective
JOHN MUELLER, Did History End? Democracy, Capitalism, Nationalism, Religion, War, and Boredom Since 1989
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ROBERT M. KUNOVICH, The Importance of Contexts: Multiple Units of Analysis in Cross-National Research
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SANDRA T. MARQUART-PYATT, Challenges and Directions for Future Scholarship on National Identity and Citizenship: Methodological Considerations
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