Erika Harris
Biographic Data
| ID | 4135407 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Erika Harris |
| GIVEN NAMES | Erika |
| FAMILY NAME | Harris |
| SIGNATURE | HARRIS E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Liverpool |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9284-0215 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
What is the Role of Nationalism and Ethnicity in the Russia–Ukraine Crisis
The article explores the Russia–Ukraine crisis of 2014 in the context of post-communist nationalism and the disintegration of the post-Soviet space. The focus is on the politicisation of the ethno-linguistic divide and historical narratives in the interplay between Russia’s determination to control Ukraine’s political future and Ukraine’s resolve to free itself from Russian influence. In highlighting the incompatibility between Russian and Ukrain…
Nation before democracy? Placing the rise of the Slovak extreme right into context
Focusing on the People's Party Our Slovakia (ĽSNS), the article systematically explores the political environment in Slovakia in order to best explain the parliamentary breakthrough of this extreme right party that is hostile to representative democracy and is ideologically rooted in wartime authoritarianism. It is argued that the success of the ĽSNS ought to be viewed from the perspective of persistent ethno-nationalist trend in Slovak politics …
Identity and war
While comparisons and connections between the Balkans and the Middle East are often invoked, the authors in this symposium are putting them at the heart of their analysis. In seeking new insights into the relationship between identity and war they engage in “comparative area studies.” The comparisons, connections, and lessons that emerge from these contributions challenge our understandings of the so-called “war on terror”, the dynamics of grassr…
Nationalism and Democratisation
This title was first published in 2002: The year 1989 marks a turning point in world history. The rigid division of Europe into East and West and the bipolarity of the Cold War system disintegrated, with communism as a political system dismantled by 1991. In the wake of the communist multinational federations came successor states, with each accompanied by many ethnic and national conflicts. This book is concerned with the relationship between na…
Why has nationalism not run its course
Through the Student Lens
What is New about “Eastern Nationalism” and What are the Implications for Studies of Ethnicity Today
Focusing on the character of postcommunist extreme nationalist parties, the meaning of “the nation” and the role of historical memory in Central and Eastern Europe, the article defends the notion of “eastern” nationalism with an aim to suggest a more fruitful research into ethnic politics in the region. It argues that contemporary “eastern” nationalism has its own dynamic; it encompasses a number of themes and developments some of which confirm t…
Democracy in the New Europe
Introduction.- Democracy Within the State.- Varieties of Democracy Within the State.- Varieties of Democracy Beyond the State? The Case of the European Union.- Promoting Democracy in the New Europe.- Assessing Democracy in the New Europe.- Challenges to Democracy in the New Europe.- Democracy Within and Beyond the State: A Complementary Relationship
Democracy in the European Union
Europeanization of Slovakia
Nation before democracy? Placing the rise of the Slovak extreme right into context
Focusing on the People's Party Our Slovakia (ĽSNS), the article systematically explores the political environment in Slovakia in order to best explain the parliamentary breakthrough of this extreme right party that is hostile to representative democracy and is ideologically rooted in wartime authoritarianism. It is argued that the success of the ĽSNS ought to be viewed from the perspective of persistent ethno-nationalist trend in Slovak politics …
Why has nationalism not run its course
What is New about “Eastern Nationalism” and What are the Implications for Studies of Ethnicity Today
Focusing on the character of postcommunist extreme nationalist parties, the meaning of “the nation” and the role of historical memory in Central and Eastern Europe, the article defends the notion of “eastern” nationalism with an aim to suggest a more fruitful research into ethnic politics in the region. It argues that contemporary “eastern” nationalism has its own dynamic; it encompasses a number of themes and developments some of which confirm t…
What is the Role of Nationalism and Ethnicity in the Russia–Ukraine Crisis
The article explores the Russia–Ukraine crisis of 2014 in the context of post-communist nationalism and the disintegration of the post-Soviet space. The focus is on the politicisation of the ethno-linguistic divide and historical narratives in the interplay between Russia’s determination to control Ukraine’s political future and Ukraine’s resolve to free itself from Russian influence. In highlighting the incompatibility between Russian and Ukrain…
Identity and war
While comparisons and connections between the Balkans and the Middle East are often invoked, the authors in this symposium are putting them at the heart of their analysis. In seeking new insights into the relationship between identity and war they engage in “comparative area studies.” The comparisons, connections, and lessons that emerge from these contributions challenge our understandings of the so-called “war on terror”, the dynamics of grassr…
Democracy in the European Union
Europeanization of Slovakia
Europeanization of Slovakia
Democracy in the European Union
Democracy in the New Europe
Introduction.- Democracy Within the State.- Varieties of Democracy Within the State.- Varieties of Democracy Beyond the State? The Case of the European Union.- Promoting Democracy in the New Europe.- Assessing Democracy in the New Europe.- Challenges to Democracy in the New Europe.- Democracy Within and Beyond the State: A Complementary Relationship
What is New about “Eastern Nationalism” and What are the Implications for Studies of Ethnicity Today
Focusing on the character of postcommunist extreme nationalist parties, the meaning of “the nation” and the role of historical memory in Central and Eastern Europe, the article defends the notion of “eastern” nationalism with an aim to suggest a more fruitful research into ethnic politics in the region. It argues that contemporary “eastern” nationalism has its own dynamic; it encompasses a number of themes and developments some of which confirm t…
Through the Student Lens
Why has nationalism not run its course
Nationalism and Democratisation
This title was first published in 2002: The year 1989 marks a turning point in world history. The rigid division of Europe into East and West and the bipolarity of the Cold War system disintegrated, with communism as a political system dismantled by 1991. In the wake of the communist multinational federations came successor states, with each accompanied by many ethnic and national conflicts. This book is concerned with the relationship between na…
Nation before democracy? Placing the rise of the Slovak extreme right into context
Focusing on the People's Party Our Slovakia (ĽSNS), the article systematically explores the political environment in Slovakia in order to best explain the parliamentary breakthrough of this extreme right party that is hostile to representative democracy and is ideologically rooted in wartime authoritarianism. It is argued that the success of the ĽSNS ought to be viewed from the perspective of persistent ethno-nationalist trend in Slovak politics …
Identity and war
While comparisons and connections between the Balkans and the Middle East are often invoked, the authors in this symposium are putting them at the heart of their analysis. In seeking new insights into the relationship between identity and war they engage in “comparative area studies.” The comparisons, connections, and lessons that emerge from these contributions challenge our understandings of the so-called “war on terror”, the dynamics of grassr…
What is the Role of Nationalism and Ethnicity in the Russia–Ukraine Crisis
The article explores the Russia–Ukraine crisis of 2014 in the context of post-communist nationalism and the disintegration of the post-Soviet space. The focus is on the politicisation of the ethno-linguistic divide and historical narratives in the interplay between Russia’s determination to control Ukraine’s political future and Ukraine’s resolve to free itself from Russian influence. In highlighting the incompatibility between Russian and Ukrain…
Law (10 works) · Political science (10 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Politics (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Nationalism (6 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Democracy (5 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (5 works) · Economics (5 works)