Comparing National Power in an Age of Transition
Moshe Dayan: the influential strategist
Jewish tradition in a European straitjacket: some thoughts on the ‘nationalisation’ of Jewish identity
Notes from the frontline: Journalism in Bolsenaro’s Brazil
Our Disunited Kingdom
Taqlīd: Authority and the Intellectual Elite in the Islamic World
Treatment and Accountability
China's Good War: How Memory of the World War II past is shaping a nationalist future
Why does the history of World War II matter so much in China today? One of the most notable changes in historical interpretation in China in recent decades has been the new concentration on the history of China's War of Resistance against Japan (1937-45), the Chinese aspect of World War II.
ANTI-ELITE POLITICS AND ‘POCKETBOOK ANGER’. EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM FRANCE, GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES
Many observers have noticed the importance of anger in contemporary politics, particularly with reference to populism. The talk addresses the question under which conditions people become angry about a specific aspect of their lives: their personal financial situation. Specifically, it asks if populist anti-elite rhetoric has a causal influence on ‘pocketbook anger’ and if this influence differs across socio-economic groups.