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2946-5176 h to exploring nationalism in different regions.Addresses reThis edited collection explores varying shapes of nationalism in different regional and historical settings in order to analyse the important role that nationalism has played in shaping the contemporary world. Taking a global approach, the

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Swedish and Norwegian Nationalism on Display in Early Twentieth-Century South Africa,r missionaries, it was in the contest between white settlers and rebels in the 1906 uprising that the . church agenda ultimately was put to test. In 1906, most Swedes voiced and acted in accordance with the Lutheran concept of obedience to the authorities and the essentially conservative aspect of S

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On the Shores of Phoenicia: Phoenicianism, Political Maronitism, and Christian Nationalism in Lebannce of the country in 1943, Lebanese nationalism, predicated on themes of geographical and historical exceptionalism, became synonymous with anti-Arabism and the protection of Lebanese Christian interests against Arab nationalism, Islamism disguised as Arabism, and Third-Worldism. The article traces

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Multiple Layers of Competing Nationalisms in Contemporary Ethiopia, current turbulent development in Ethiopia. It pays attention to the role of elites and historical myths as part of nationalist discourse which seems to be constantly redefined and renegotiated by multiple actors.

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Somali and Libyan Transition Towards Independence Compared: The Struggle Between New and Former Eliy rooted elites and even anti-colonial elites the newly independent countries like Libya and Ethiopian-Eritrean federation. The Somali case was instead different and more in line with the majority of African independences, since a new and nationalist ruling class was established by the Italian trust

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