ICON·S WORKING PAPER SERIES THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NATION-STATE, CULTURAL NATIONALISM AND THE PROTECTION OF HISTORIC BUILDING: THE CASES OF FRANCE AND ITALY

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HIST 587: U.S. Social/Cultural History Methods Professors Caleb McDaniel and Fay Yarbrough Spring 2016 Class: Wednesdays 1:00-3:30 p.m., Duncan Masters House Professors: Dr. Caleb McDaniel and Dr. Fay Yarbrough

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• Academia
• Education
• American nationalism
• Conscription in the United States
• Military of the United States
• Knowledge
• Educational assessment
• Prospectus
• Historiography

Childhood and migration. Children, families, and transnational relations A Nordic IMER Symposium in collaboration with Stockholm University, Department of Child and Youth Studies; Department of Social Anthropology

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• Human geography
• Demography
• Population
• Cultural geography
• Human migration
• Nationalism
• Transnationalism
• World government
• Nordic countries
• Bird migration
• Immigration
• Child migration

Microsoft Word - Symposium_TSS_Finland.docx

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• Transnationalism
• Nationalism
• World government
• Cultural globalization
• Transnational organization
• Social pedagogy
• Transnational
• International relations
• Cultural geography
• Transnational cinema
• Inderpal Grewal

Microsoft Word - AMID_43-2005_Martikainen.doc

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• Demography
• Human geography
• Culture
• Population
• Nationalism
• Cultural assimilation
• Cultural studies
• Ethnic enclave
• Acculturation
• Multiculturalism
• Immigration
• Melting pot

Rogers Brubaker, Margit Feischmidt, Jon Fox, Liana Grancea, Nationalist Politics and Everyday Ethnicity in a Transylvanian Town. Princetown and Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2006, xxiii, 439 pp. + maps, illustrati

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• Europe
• Cultural assimilation
• Romania
• Hungarian nationalism
• Dissolution of Austria-Hungary
• Greater Romania
• Romanianization
• Ukrainian people
• Hungarians in Romania
• Transylvania
• Cluj-Napoca
• Magyarization

ICON·S WORKING PAPER SERIES INTERNATIONAL REGULATION OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND NATIONALISM: THE ROLE OF UNESCO Lorenzo Casini

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• Culture
• Humanities
• Cultural heritage
• Museology
• UNESCO
• Conservation and restoration
• Environment
• World Heritage Site
• International Council on Monuments and Sites
• Operational Guidelines for the Implementation of the World Heritage Convention
• Conservation-restoration of cultural heritage
• Liverpool Maritime Mercantile City

Buck Buck Buckgaw and Sankyoufocoming: Cultural Nationalism and Panethnic Identity in “Chickencoop Chinaman” and “R&L” By Takeo Rivera Source: Stanford Journal of Asian American Studies, Vol. II. (OctoberP

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• Nationalism
• The Chickencoop Chinaman
• Critical theory
• Chinaman
• Area studies
• Transnationalism
• Culture
• Musical nationalism
• Asian American studies

Microsoft Word - Paper Work Series Frankfurt_Sanudo-WP3

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• Cultural assimilation
• American culture
• Demography
• Population
• Nationalism
• Americanization
• Chain migration
• Ethnic enclave
• Immigration
• Melting pot
• Transnationalism
• Leonard Covello

INDEX Note.—Abbreviations are used to denote the following countries: B. = Burgenland; Cr. = Croatia; Fi. = Fiume; H. = Hungary (pre-War); h. = Hungary(post-War); Ru. = Ruthenia; Sl. = Slovakia; Tr. = Transylvania; Vo.

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• Hungarian nationalism
• Cultural assimilation
• Hungarian language
• Kingdom of Hungary
• Magyarization
• Hungarians
• Vojvodina