Abstract Taking document analysis as its method, this paper examines the Tibetans’ response to Chinese state nationalism. Due fear of political secession, government has stayed silent about right self‐determination and subjected regional ethnic autonomy centralised system. The authorities continue dismiss nationalist struggles an imported foreign design warn international community not sympathi...

Racism and xenophobia associated with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic disproportionately affect migrants minority groups worldwide. They exacerbate existing patterns of discrimination inequity, impacting especially those already facing intersecting social, economic health vulnerabilities. In this article, we explore nature extent racism sparked by COVID-19. We briefly introduce relationship...

This paper examines how Chinese advertisers include concepts of both nationalism and transnationalism in recent Chinese advertisements. I situate my research in the context of China's search for modernity, and its historical and contemporary relations with the West. I argue that the marketing of nationalism and transnationalism represents contradictory concepts of China as a nation and a state....

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Critics of Hindutva nationalism see it as either an elite conspiracy or a mass political movement with no necessary relation to the Hindu faith. I focus instead on its ideological deployment, treating it as a modern religious construction of Hinduism that legitimates capitalism—much like Christianity in the 17th and 18th century. I mobilize Slavoj Žižek, Erenesto Laclau, and Louis Althusser’s t...

Abstract Carol Fadda-Conrey (2014) points out that Arab American literature emerged remarkably in the early years of 21st century, accompanying various political events and turmoil either USA or world, particularly Middle East. One key aspects this ethnic is manifestation national identity call for unity solidarity among kin communities, whether locally across borders. This paper, as such, by t...