Ideologies and National Identities: The Case of Twentieth-Century Southeastern Europe
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Ideologies and National Identities: The Case of Twentieth-Century Southeastern Europe

by Mark Mazower, John R. Lampe

History
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Ideologies and National Identities examines the connections between political thought and national identity in twentieth-century Southeastern Europe. Bringing historical and analytical perspectives to the region, this scholarly work will interest readers studying European history, nationalism, ideology, and the complex development of modern Southeastern European societies.

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This scholarly volume examines the relationship between ideologies and national identities in twentieth-century Southeastern Europe.

It focuses on the ways political ideas and collective understandings of nationhood developed within the region.

The book offers a historical and analytical perspective on Southeastern Europe’s modern political and social experience.

It is suited to readers interested in European history, nationalism, ideology, and regional studies.

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