Click HERE to read the last Letter #31.
This new edition contains information about the most important upcoming events, various Calls for Papers and the publication of Prof. D. Conversi’s article on “Nationalism and Climate Change” in The State of Nationalism (SoN) journal.
Don’t miss out on NISE and its members’ activity and register now to the NISE Letter HERE!
We have launched a Special edition of the NISELetter which focuses its attention in the upcoming NISE Conference on “Nationalism and World Fairs” to be held in Vienna, on 31st May – 1st June 2023.
Click HERE to read it!
We are happy to announce that volume 10 of Studies on National Movements (SNM), NISE’s peer reviewed online scientific journal, is now published.
The articles included in this issue have all been attributed a Digital Object Identifyer (DOI), and so have articles of all previous SNM issues.
This important element will help SNM get better indexed in the relevant online searching engines, so articles and their authors reach a much broader public interested in nationalism and national movements in Europe.
Check out volume 10 HERE
and HERE all previous SNM issues.
Did you miss the NISE Lecture 2022? Did you attend it and want to listen to it again?
You have the possibility to see “Everything for the Motherland. Russian nationalism as a means to stay in power” by M. Krielaars again online, in 4 different parts -plus teaser! -, HERE
On 3 November Dutch journalist and writer Michel Krielaars captivated the attention of the public at the Nottebohm room in Antwerp, with an extraordinary lecture about Russian nationalism and Putin.
“Everything for the motherland. Russian nationalism as a means to stay in power” was the title of his lecture. You can see HERE the presentation teaser of his lecture.
The whole lecture will soon be accessible in the NISE website and vimeo.
All the information about the Call for Papers (CfP) for NISE’s 2023 Conference, NISE Lecture, … and much more HERE.
Michel Krielaars* will be the speaker of the next NISE Lecture “Everything for the motherland. Russian nationalism as a means to stay in power”. Mr. Krielaars will survey Putin’s nationalist policy since the beginning of his rule in 2000 until today.
The lecture will take place on Thursday 3 November at 18h, at the prestigious Nottebohm room of the Hendrik Conscience Library, in Antwerp
The lecture, in English, is open to the public but registration is needed. Please register by sending an email to info@nise.eu before Monday 31st of October.
After the lecture a reception will be offered.
*Michel Krielaars is a historian with a specialization in Slavic Studies and Russian history, a prominent journalist and chief editor of the “Books” section of the Dutch daily NRC Handelsblad.
Volume 9 of Studies on National Movements (SNM), NISE’s peer reviewed online scientific journal, includes new articles developed in the framework of the online conference National forgetting and memory: the destruction of ‘national’ monuments from a comparative perspective in March 2021, as well as the usual chapters devoted to SoN (The State of Nationalism), archival institutes and book reviews.
Check out the new volume here!
All the information about the Call for Papers (CfP) for NISE’s 2023 Conference, The State of Nationalism CfP, the NISE Awards, … and much more HERE.
