The Cambridge History of Nationhood and Nationalism 2 Volume Hardback Set

Table of Contents

• Volume 1
• Part I. The Politics of Ethnicity, Nationhood and Belonging in the Settings of Classical Civilizations:
• 1. Nationality and ethnicity in the ancient near east
• 2. Nationhood: was there such a thing in antiquity?
• 3. The holy Roman empire
• 4. Ancient China
• 5. Politicized ethnicity in pre-colonial Southeast Asia
• 6. 'India' before the Raj: space and identity in south Asian history
• Conclusion to Part I
• Part II. Paradigm Shifts and Turning Points in the Era of Globalization (1500 to the Present):
• 7. Colonial expansion and the making of nations: the Spanish case
• 8. The reformation and national identity
• 9. Europe's eighteenth century and the quest for the Nation's origins
• 10. Empire, war and racial hierarchy in the making of the Atlantic revolutionary nations
• 11. The rise of the Charismatic nation: Romantic and Risorgimento nationalism (Europe, 1800–1914)
• 12. Revolution and independence in Spanish America
• 13. A tale of two cities: the American civil war
• 14. The cycle of inevitability in imperial and republican identities in China
• 15. Colonial subjects and the struggle for self-determination, 1880–1918
• 16. The First World War
• 17. Anticolonialism and Nationalism in the French empire
• 18. Patriotism in the second world war: comparative perspectives on countries under axis occupation
• 19. Decolonization and the cold war
• 20. 1968: the death of nationalism?
• Conclusion to Part II
• Index
• Volume 2
• Part I. Imperial and Post-Colonial Settings:
• 1. Building nation-empires in the eighteenth-century Iberian Atlantic
• 2. Nations and nationalisms in the late Ottoman empire
• 3. The Dutch empire
• 4. The Habsburg monarchy
• 5. The British empire
• 6. The French empire
• 7. Germany as a 'Global nation':1840–1930
• 8. The Russian and Soviet empire
• 9. The Japanese empire
• 10. American internationalism
• 11. The Indian subcontinent: from Raj to partition
• 12. Middle Eastern and North African nationalisms
• 13. Sub-saharan Africa
• 14. Bringing empires back in: the imperial origins of nations in Indochina
• Conclusion to Part I
• Part II. Transnational and Religious Missions and Identities:
• 15. Liberalism and nationalism: trajectories of an entangled relationship
• 16. Marxism and the national question
• 17. The Catholic Church
• 18. Islam and nationalism
• 19. On Jewish nationhood and nationalism: a historical survey from antiquity to the establishment of the state of Israel
• 20. Buddhism
• Conclusion to Part II
• Part III. Intersections: National (Ist) Synergies and Tensions With Other Social, Economic, Political and Cultural Categories, Identities and Practices:
• 21. Self-determination and national sovereignty
• 22. Citizenship and nationhood: from antiquity to Gaia citizenship
• 23. Religion and nationhood
• 24. Nationalism and capitalism
• 25. Economic nationalism in an imperial age, 1846–1946
• 26. National identity and the idea of race in the dinaric region
• 27. Nationalism, Ethnic cleansing and genocide: a view from below
• 28. Warfare, nation-formation and the legitimacy of states: an ethno-symbolic perspective
• 29. Nationalism, terrorism, and the state: historical perspectives
• 30. Negotiating national identity through tourism in colonial South Asia and beyond
• 31. Gendered nations and institutions
• 32. Historiographies and commemorative practices
• 33. Nation and literature
• 34. Food ways and nationhood
• 35. The dynamics of national music: opera and classical music in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
• 36. Media and nationalism: Europe and the US, 1500–2000
• Conclusion to Part III
• Index.
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