... interests and conceptualization of the “political order”—will serve as a conclusion to this survey. The interpretation of historical events (both national and foreign) as a tool to prove or disprove the validity of competing sociopolitical agendas is not a minor or marginal feature in the articulation...

...Michael D. Kennedy I propose that we recast our concern over scales of reference—global versus national—in recognizing university distinctions and dangers to consider what theories, methods, and practices enable universities to join concerns for academic freedom and seeking justice in knowledge...

...Andreas Wimmer; Helmut K. Anheier In this interview, Helmut K Anheier and Andreas Wimmer discuss his work on methodological nationalism, nation building, democracy, war, and longer-term economic, socio-political developments. They also explore the post-colonial debate and the decolonization...

...Tomohisa Hirata; Koen Leurs This introduction contextualizes thirteen papers included in the Global Perspectives Media and Communication special collection examining the interrelationships between media, migration, and nationalism. This collaborative project was initiated during the Media...