Courses in Master of Arts in Nationalism Studies (1 year) | Programs and Courses

The Global Challenge of Migration in Europe

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2.0

Jewish Humor and Commercial Entertainment in Twentieth-Century America and Central Europe

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Mary Gluck

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4.0

Academic Writing for Nationalism

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0.0

Anthropological Approaches to Ethnicity, Racism and Nationalism – with special reference to Roms and Romany peoples

Instructor:

Michael Stewart

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2.0

Assimilation and Modern Jewish Identity in the Emancipation Era

Instructor:

Miklós Konrád

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2.0

Foreign Policy Analysis

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Erin Kristin Jenne

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4.0

Hierarchies in/of World Politics

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Michael Merlingen

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4.0

Institutional and Legal Approaches to Religious Diversity

Instructor:

András László Pap

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2.0

International Norms and their Application: Border Disputes, Self-determination and Minority Protection

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Maria M. Kovacs

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4.0

INTERPRETING CONTEMPORARY NATIONALISM IN SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE

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2.0

Memory Frames: Visual Analysis of Photography and Film

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Oksana Sarkisova

Jeremy Braverman

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2.0

Nationalism and Democracy

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Daniel Bochsler

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4.0

Nationalism and National Feeling: the Sociological and Social-psychological Approach

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4.0

The Other in European History and Politics

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Mate Nikola Tokic

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4.0

Topics and methodologies in the study of nationalism: avenues further

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2.0

Understanding Ethnic Prejudice: Sociological and Social Psychological Approaches

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4.0

Workshop: Thesis Proposals and Projects

Instructor:

Rogers Brubaker

Maria M. Kovacs

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2.0