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Documentary following the self-appointed leader of the populist movement, Steve Bannon, from the 2018 mid-term elections in the States to the 2019 European Parliamentary elections as he peddles his...
In BIRN’s thought-provoking and sometimes emotional documentary film, six young people from six different countries travel across the Balkans together, discovering how nationalism, ethnic tensions and...
The period between 1750 and 1918 was a time of great political, social and economic change. This resource examines the major shifts from Imperialism to Nationalism, Capitalism to Egalitarianism. Featuring...
A look back at British working-class life in the early eighties through the eyes of young Shaun who becomes friends with a gang of older skinheads. All is well until the nationalist, Combo, comes on the...
The Newsreel film collective, formed in 1967, was dedicated to chronicling and analysing current events. By working directly with the Black Panthers, Newsreel was able to explore realities often ignored by...
In a public lecture Professor Etienne Balibar looks at the role played by racism and migration in changing the political and cultural geography of Europe. Taking issue with some of the more simplistic...
What shapes nationalism? Is it community, pride, rhetoric or history? We experience nationalism as a force for evil, but can it also be a positive force? Alex Duval, Tom Nairn, John Lloyd, R W Johnson and...
Zygmunt Bauman lectures on the relationships between racism, nationalism and modernity. He looks in particular at the emergence of ‘neo-tribalism’ in contemporary forms of popular culture and its links...
Michael Ignatieff examines nationalism in the modern world.
Explores the origins of nations and why people feel such deep attachments to their country, with reference to Benedict Anderson’s book ‘Imagined Communities’.
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