This month, we highlight social science research that illuminates how nationalism intersects with genetics and the life sciences, diaspora, militarism, religion, and more.
Featured Essays
IDRF program assistant Ryan Zohar interviews Elise Burton, a 2014 International Dissertation Research fellow, about her new book, Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the…
A "big data" project for its day, the SSRC's The American Soldier series was deeply influential in shaping the social science of military organization and…
An introduction to The Immanent Frame’s forum on nationalism and the politics of religion draws together scholars with research expertise in North America, the Middle…
Frontiers
Through the study of fascistic nationalism in postcolonial Korea, this article argues for the need to rethink existing Eurocentric approaches to the concept of fascism…
In this article, authors analyze how histories of geopolitical competition and conflict determine which forms of nationalism, and who they include and exclude, arise within…
This article examines how tours of an industrial pig slaughterhouse reinforce the continued enfoldment of Danish pigs into the fabrication of Danish national identity.