There are reasons why some political ideas fit better into a theoretical framework than
others. This article analyzes attempts to detheorize nationalism, arguing that they serve …

Highlights•An inflated but unstable national identity in East-Central Europe make people
susceptible to messages of threat.•Prejudice against ethnic and national minorities is …

National identities are often conceived of as factors that lend structure and stability to
citizens' political opinions on issues such as immigration. While citizens who define national …

An ambitious account of the corrosion of liberal democracy in rich and poor countries alike,
arguing that antidemocratic sentiment reflects fear of material and cultural loss, not a critique …

Using an inductive framing analysis of news coverage, we examine how the most popular
liberal and conservative news media in the United States and South Korea mobilize different …

Abstract During the Covid-19 pandemic, Sweden soon found itself alone and heavily
criticised for its internationally deviant strategy. Why did this approach nevertheless receive …

This article brings, for the first time, two of the most pivotal distinctions in nationalism studies
into extended dialogue: the civic–ethnic distinction (CED) and the nationalism–patriotism …

Recognizing democratic backsliding and increasing support for authoritarianism, research
on public preferences for democracy and its authoritarian alternatives has gained traction …

Over the last two decades, banal and everyday nationalism have been the main theoretical
and methodological approaches for studying how nations are reproduced “from below”. The …

Conventional wisdom argues that national identity and populism go hand in hand. We
disentangle this relationship by examining how populist attitudes relate to two distinct …