This article argues the need to critically reflect on the fragmentations along ethno-national lines in the field of migration studies in and about the countries of former Yugoslavia. Using the author’s research with conflict migrants from Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina in Norway as the primary case study, this article points to methodological nationalism and groupism as closely connected challe...

The following paper is dealing with the topic of nations and nationalism. After giving a general overview of the mainstream work conducted regarding the national subject, the paper will in the first place focus on Bourdieu’s so called scholastic view which can be summarized as the bias between a scientific, theoretical reason and the practical reason that is applied by the social actors in the ...

Background. Mental health problems can significantly impact a student’s academic performance, career, health, and future if they are not identified managed in time. The poor mental of young people is global problem, including Nepal. However, the scenario perceived stress among adolescent students residing hostels explored Therefore, this study aimed at determining prevalence with its associated...

Contemporary nationalism is typically framed as an oppositional ideology that legitimates the struggles of ethnic minorities for political sovereignty or, alternatively, justifies the xenophobic claims of nativist fringe groups. The emphasis on nationalism’s incendiary varieties, however, has led to the neglect of everyday popular nationalism—the routine and tacit acceptance of the nation-state...

This study develops a novel analytical approach to studying cross-national variation in popular conceptions of the nation-state that accounts for both withinand between-country heterogeneity and avoids reductive a priori assumptions about the national boundedness of culture. I use latent class analysis to identify common attitudinal patterns among a pooled sample of 27,790 respondents from thir...

This study develops a novel analytical approach for studying popular conceptions of the nationstate that accounts for both withinand between-country heterogeneity and avoids a priori assumptions about the national boundedness of culture. I identify widely shared attitudinal patterns among a pooled sample of over 27,000 respondents from thirty countries and only subsequently examine those respon...