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ABOUT H-Nationalism

H-Nationalism addresses one of the most important phenomena of the modern era. Few subjects span such a wide range of academic disciplines and geographic areas as nationalism. H-Nationalism provides a much-needed forum for conversation across academic and national frontiers on a topic that demands an international perspective.

H-Nationalism is open to all those with an interest in nationalism, wherever, and whenever it exists. ARENA, the sponsoring agent, has a special, but not exclusive, interest in expanding the conversation on nationalism to the Americas, but the H-Nationalism forum will not be limited or channeled in any way.

H-Nationalism will encompass matters involving theory, methodology, history, and case studies of nationalism, nation formation, national identity, and related topics.

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H-Nationalism is currently edited by Ian Binnington, Eric Zuelow, David Prior, and Eric Rose.

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