Fırat GençThe main thesis is the following: The global political topography of our time is being reshaped through uprisings that exhibit a global momentum and share the same moment – although they are independent of the specific social and political contexts of which they are emerge.
Talking about nationalism from the comfort of an armchair is one thing, but discussing nationalism after having traversed Anatolia and conducted face-to-face interviews is quite another. Let’s turn our attention to Ferhat Kentel, Fırat Genç, and Meltem Ahıska, who have conducted a seminal study titled “The Indivisible Unity of the Nation:” Nationalisms That Tear Us Apart in the Democratization Process.
