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NEW ARTICLE in the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies

March 18, 2024

Together with their colleagues from the University of Vienna, our visiting professor Ana Mijić and NATI student Liza Zolotarova have just published an article in the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. Drawing on a reconstructive analysis of group discussions, the study dives into the complex ‚arrival' experiences of displaced Ukrainians in Austria, revealing profound losses beyond physical relocation.

#Ukraine #ForcedMigration #SociologyOfLoss

https://doi.org/10.1080/1369183X.2024.2323666

Interview with Rogers Brubaker

January 11, 2024

Our wonderful interns interviewed Professor Rogers Brubaker regarding his time at Nationalism Studies. Please find the Interview below:

 

Last month, we interviewed Professor Rogers Brubaker. Having received his PhD from Columbia University in 1990, Brubaker is a renowned professor at University of California, Los Angeles and specializes in sociological topics including: social theory, immigration, citizenship, ethnicity, race, gender, populism, hyperconnectivity—and nationalism.

Conference for MA students in Nationalism Studies

December 11, 2023

Nations and Nationalisms: Theories, Practices and Methods 2.0

Statement in solidarity with Dr. Zoltán Ádám

November 7, 2023

We, members of the CEU Nationalism Studies Program, join the CEU Democracy Institute, the CEU Institute for Advanced Study and the Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives, and express our solidarity with Dr. Zoltán Ádám, recently dismissed from his position as associate professor of economics at Corvinus University. 

In refusing to examine a student who had not met the necessary requirements earlier this year, Dr. Ádám did the right thing. 

The Voters You Select Affect the Representation You Get: Lessons from Ethnic Electoral Engineering: New published article

June 15, 2023

In this comment, published in Ethnopolitics, Daniel Bochsler and Damir Kapidžić review proposals for electoral reforms in Bosnia and Herzegovina. They warn that the segmentation of elections along ethno-territorial lines results in an exclusion of dispersed minorities.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17449057.2023.2216979