Special Feature: International Women’s Day Collection

We in Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism (SEN) are actively celebrating International Women’s Day this year by showcasing the research carried out by female colleagues in the field of nationalism studies. Led by two female editors-in-chief, SEN’s editorial board reflects the journal’s commitment to diversity and equality. We have put together a special collection, available free access for 1 month, of all full-length articles authored by one or more female colleagues, published in SEN since 2018. The large collection of articles we showcase in this special issue include articles focused on the intersection between identity, gender, ethnicity and nationalism.

Myth, History, and the Idea of the Nation in Derek Walcott and V.S. Naipaul
Author: Catherine Brown
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Refugees, Patriotism, and Hogarth’s The Gate of Calais (1748)
Author: Kate Grandjouan
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Understanding Power‐Sharing Performance: A Lifecycle Approach
Authors: Allison McCulloch & Joanne McEvoy
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Social Media and the Dynamics of Radicalization and Violent Extremism among Female Migrant Workers
Author: Dina Mansour‐Ille
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Rising: Reverence, Relevance, Revelry — Commemorations of the 1916 Rising in Dublin, Easter 2016
Author: Ann C. Averill
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The Symbiosis of Sectarianism, Authoritarianism, and Rentierism in the Saudi State
Author: Courtney Freer
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Iranian Jewish Aliyah in 1951: An Historical Analysis of Iranian Jewish Emigration to Israel
Author: Alessandra Cecolin
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The Weight of Ethnic Collectivism: Youth, Identifications, and Boundaries in Post‐conflict Bosnia Herzegovina
Author: Arianna Piacentini
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Politics and Processes of Nation‐Building During and After Empire: A Review of the Irish Case through an Examination of School Textbooks
Author: Judith O’Connell
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Building a Culture of Peace and Collective Memory in Post‐conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina: Sarajevo’s Museum of War Childhood
Author: Tatjana Takševa
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