Andre W. M. Gerrits is Professor of Russian History and Politics at Leiden University, Netherlands.

• IntroductionPART I1. The Debate on Nationalism1.1 A Political Definition1.2 Further ReadingsPART II2. Europe During the Cold War2.1. Integration and Transatlantic Cooperation2.2. Changing the Concept of the 'National': Decolonization and the Welfare State2.3. Regionalism, Immigration and National Identity2.4. Nationalism and Communism in Eastern Europe2.5. The Collapse of CommunismPART III3. Europe After the Cold War3.1. Democratization and Nationalism: The Russia Case3.2. Civil War in Yugoslavia3.3. Globalisation, Integration and the Nation State3.4. Immigration, Multiculturalism and Political NationalismPART IV4. Nationalism, Democracy, and European IntegrationBibliography.

Andre W. M. Gerrits is Professor of Russian History and Politics at Leiden University, Netherlands.

• IntroductionPART I1. The Debate on Nationalism1.1 A Political Definition1.2 Further ReadingsPART II2. Europe During the Cold War2.1. Integration and Transatlantic Cooperation2.2. Changing the Concept of the 'National': Decolonization and the Welfare State2.3. Regionalism, Immigration and National Identity2.4. Nationalism and Communism in Eastern Europe2.5. The Collapse of CommunismPART III3. Europe After the Cold War3.1. Democratization and Nationalism: The Russia Case3.2. Civil War in Yugoslavia3.3. Globalisation, Integration and the Nation State3.4. Immigration, Multiculturalism and Political NationalismPART IV4. Nationalism, Democracy, and European IntegrationBibliography.

Andre W. M. Gerrits is Professor of Russian History and Politics at Leiden University, Netherlands.

• IntroductionPART I1. The Debate on Nationalism1.1 A Political Definition1.2 Further ReadingsPART II2. Europe During the Cold War2.1. Integration and Transatlantic Cooperation2.2. Changing the Concept of the 'National': Decolonization and the Welfare State2.3. Regionalism, Immigration and National Identity2.4. Nationalism and Communism in Eastern Europe2.5. The Collapse of CommunismPART III3. Europe After the Cold War3.1. Democratization and Nationalism: The Russia Case3.2. Civil War in Yugoslavia3.3. Globalisation, Integration and the Nation State3.4. Immigration, Multiculturalism and Political NationalismPART IV4. Nationalism, Democracy, and European IntegrationBibliography.