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Gabriella Elgenius
Professor
Department of Sociology and Work ScienceAbout Gabriella Elgenius
About Gabriella Elgenius
Gabriella Elgenius is Professor in Sociology at the Department of Sociology and Work Science. She received her doctorate as a Marie Curie Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) in 2005, and later held a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship (2007-2011) at the Department of Sociology and Nuffield College at the University of Oxford. She was a lecturer and researcher at the University of Oxford between 2005-2014 and previously lectured at the LSE, Birkbeck College and SOAS at the University of London.
Gabriella research is within the field of political sociology. She is currently engaging with research within two main areas (i) civil society and integration in vulnerable areas and (ii) ethnic nationalism, populism and the rise of the Radical Right. Gabriella works with mixed methods and comparative qualitative designs. She is the project lead for: LOCALiTIES on civil society and employability in multicultural areas in Sweden and the UK (FORTE); RETHINKING INTEGRATION on domains of integration and civil society in vulnerable areas in Sweden (VR), and EMPOWERING CITIES of MIGRATION on socio-spatial integration, housing and local participation in Sweden, Germany and the UK (FORMAS). Gabriella is a co-applicant for the projects "Why Do Working Class Voters Support the Populist Radical Right?" (VR) led by Jens Rydgren, SU, and the FORTE programme "The Challenges of Polarization on the Swedish Labour Market" (FORTE) led by Tomas Berglund, GU.
Gabriella teaches and supervises in her research areas in political sociology, with a focus on integration, civil society, nationalism, radical right movements, and ethnic and gender stratification in organizations. She teaches courses in qualitative research methods and theory, theoretical coding and Grounded Theory on Master and PhD levels and is Co-Director for the Swedish Social Resarch Council's Graduate Progamme/ Research School for Migration and Integration.
Gabriella is Associate Member at the Department of Sociology at the University of Oxford, fellow of the RSA the Royal Society of Arts in London, and a member of the Steering Committee for the Centre for the Study on Nationalism at University of Copenhagen.
Ongoing Research Projects:
Rethinking Integration: a comparative mixed methods study of civil society action in vulnerable superdiverse neighbourhoods in Sweden (funded by Swedish Research Council, VR): This project builds on a multi-dimensional approach to integration and inclusion and aim for a detailed picture of civil society’s role in aiding integration, to develop theory around integration and social capital while contributing to long-standing debates about civil society, integration and diversity. The project fills a gap in current scholarship by approaching civil society responses to integration across multiple domains in Sweden’s so called ‘vulnerable areas’, linking these to the local context of vulnerability, to superdiversity, to formal and informal variants of civil society and variants of social capital:
LOCALiTIES: The role of civil society in supporting employability in diverse areas in Sweden and the United Kingdom (funded by FORTE):
This project explores the role of civil society in supporting employability and access to the labour market in diverse neighbourhoods in Sweden and the UK. The local context is especially relevant since civil society is increasingly recognised in supporting residents accessing local labour markets. More specifically, our aim is to investigate under what conditions and by which mechanisms civil society initiatives supports employability in diverse neighbourhoods in Sweden and the UK. We compare these two countries, both diverse and with different welfare systems that impact the environments within which civil society operates. Both Sweden and the UK are also experiencing a transition towards welfare pluralism in recent years.The little work undertaken on civil society and its role in supporting access to employment, has mainly focused on registered formal organisations (CSOs). Yet, formal organisations constitute only one part of a larger civil society. Thus, our comparative focus includes both formal organisations and informal initiatives in Sweden and the UK, research that will help to capture how different types of CSO support labour market participation and how their modes of operation are shaped by national regulatory frameworks and local contexts. https://localitiesproject.home.blog/
EMPOWER: Empowering Cities of Migration: new methods for citizen involvement and socio-spatial integration (Joint Programme Initiative on Urban Migration, funded by FORMAS, the ESRC, and the German Research Council): This is a collaboration between universities, research institutes, local authorities, urban and housing planners and civil society organisations in Sweden (Gothenburg), England (Birmingham) and Germany (Bochum). The aim is to establish an International Community of Practice and a Theory of Change to more effectively engage and empower citizens in cities and neighbourhoods experiencing population change, socio-spatial segregation and housing challenges. We build on previous research and networks, a mixed methods design, to co-design new gender-aware approaches for housing and integration in urban areas. A key part is to upskill, train and work together with Community Researchers (in Swedish Medborgarforskare): https://www.gu.se/en/research/empowering-cities-of-migration-new-methods-for-citizen-involvement-and-socio-spatial-integration-empower
Why Do Working Class Voters Support the Populist Radical Right?" (funded by the Swedish Research Council, VR) led by Jens Rydgren, SU. The project "Why Do Working Class Voters Support the Populist Radical Right? A Mixed-Methods Study of a Changing Political Landscape in Sweden" explores the relationship between class politics and support for the populist radical right. The projects' overall aim of answering questions about why and how the Sweden Democrats has gained electoral support among the working class in Sweden. We address the theoretical puzzle of realignment processes in which working class voters has increasingly started to move from center-left to the populist radical right. This is an important societal change that has significant consequences for governance and policy making. Since populist radical right parties tend to side with center-right parties in parliament, working class voters’ increased support for the populist radical right have contributed to shifting policies toward the right. https://www.su.se/english/research/research-projects/why-do-working-class-voters-support-the-populist-radical-right
Migration and Polarization: patterns, mechanisms and experiences or workpackage 3, lead by Gabriella Elgenius, of Fortes research programme on Challenges of Polarization on the Swedish Labour Market lead by Tomas Berglund, addresses the integration of migrants and minorities into the Swedish labour market by assessing distribution across the occupational structure. https://www.gu.se/en/research/the-challenges-of-polarization-on-swedish-labour-market
Related research projects:
Diaspora, Civil Society and BREXIT: Polish civil society and migration in the UK. This project investigates processes of social solidarity and division within diaspora civil societies that keep them together but also divides them, taking the Polish civil society abroad as the case in point. The aim is to contribute towards explanations as to how and why diaspora civil societies develop the way they do. Previous projects include Gabriella Elgenius PI, funded by the British Academy, John Fell and Kerstin Jacobson, PI, funded by Swedish Research Council. https://www.ucl.ac.uk/institute-of-advanced-studies/dr-gabriella-elgenius
National Symbols and Nation-building: The symbolic regimes approach explores nation-building in stages, as layered and as strategic undertakings of nation-builders. Research includes a focus on the repatriation of cultural heritage, national museums and rival narratives in the Nordic countries. It has been funded by the European Commission, Marie Curie TMR, and the Centre for Concurrences: Colonial and Post-Colonial Studies LNU.
Affiliations
Associate Member Department of Sociology University of Oxford: http://www.sociology.ox.ac.uk/academic-staff/gabriella-elgenius.html
Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, London
Co-organizer Migration Ethnicity Research Gothenburg University (MERGU): https://www.gu.se/en/research/research-network-migration-and-ethnicity-research-gothenburg-university-mergu
Member of Steering Committee and Core Faculty Centre for the Study on Nationalism, University of Copenhagen: https://engerom.ku.dk/english/research/centres_projects/centre-for-the-study-of-nationalism/
Previous affiliations include
Visiting Scholar, Institute of Advanced Studies, University College London: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/institute-of-advanced-studies/dr-gabriella-elgenius
Member of the Centre for Migration and Diaspora (SOAS, University of London),
Member of the Advisory Group for the Association of the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism (ASEN) at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Member of the Scientific Council of National Movements and Intermediary Structures in Europe (NISE),
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The Politics of Ethnic Nationalism, Nostalgia and Anti-Immigrant Framing: The trajectory of the Sweden Democrats 1989 –
2022
Gabriella Elgenius, Jens Rydgren
Migration and Nationalism: Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives - 2024 -
Transmitted inequalities?: The second generation and migration history penalties on the Swedish labour
market
Gabriella Elgenius, Denis Frank, Vedran Omanović, Tomas Berglund
Scrutinising Polarisation: Patterns and Consequences of Occupational Transformation in the Swedish Labour Market - 2024 -
Discrimination by avoidance: The underrepresentation of Indigenous Australians in leadership positions within the Australian Football
League
Mahsa Khabiti, Gabriella Elgenius, Paul Turner, Justin Ferrer
Australian Journal of Management - 2024 -
Empowering cities of migration, new methods for citizen involvement and socio-spatial integration - Findings from the EMPOWER project. (Final Report Urban
Europe)
Simon Pemberton, Gabriella Elgenius, Christiane Falge, Lisa Goodson, Amanj Aziz, David Berchem, Bircan Ciytak
2023 -
Civil Society, Neighbourhood Diversity and Deprivation in UK and
Sweden.
Magda Borkowska, Juta Kawalerowicz, Gabriella Elgenius, Jenny Phillimore
VOLUNTAS - International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations - 2023 -
Problematising concepts and methods for civil society research in superdiverse
neighbourhoods
Gabriella Elgenius, Jenny Phillimore, Magda Borkowska, Juta Kawalerowicz
Voluntary Sector Review, Bristol University Press - 2023 -
Lokal mobilisering i bostadsområden med socioekonomiska utmaningar – läxhjälp, lokal samverkan och en modell för
gräsrotsorganisering.
Gabriella Elgenius, Annsofie Olsson, Arfi Yosuf
2023 -
Civilsamhällets bidrag till integration i bostadsområden med socioekonomiska
utmaningar.
Gabriella Elgenius
2023 -
Civil Society’s Role for Inclusion in Conditions of Socio-Economic Vulnerability and
Diversity.
Gabriella Elgenius
In Lessard-Phillips, L. Papoutsi, A. Sigona N. and Ziss, P., (eds.), Migration, displacement and diversity. Oxford Publishing Services - 2023 -
Nationalism and the Politics of
Nostalgia
Gabriella Elgenius, J. Rydgren
Sociological Forum - 2022 -
Special Issue: Nationalism and the Politics of
Nostalgia.
Gabriella Elgenius, Jens Rydgren
Sociological forum - 2022 -
Gate-keeping the nation: discursive claims, counter-claims and racialized logics of
whiteness
Gabriella Elgenius, Steve Garner
Ethnic and Racial Studies - 2021 -
Civilsamhällets kompensatoriska arbete att främja likvärdiga möjligheter och anställningsbarhet i socio-ekonomiskt utsatta områden genom samverkan och
läxhjälp
Gabriella Elgenius
2020 -
Remainers are nostalgic too: An exploration of attitudes towards the past and Brexit
preferences
Lindsay Richards, Anthony Heath, Gabriella Elgenius
British Journal of Sociology - 2020 -
Frames of Nostalgia and Belonging: The Resurgence of Reactionary Ethno-Nationalism in
Sweden
Gabriella Elgenius, Jens Rydgren
European Societies: The Official Journal of the European Sociological Association - 2019 -
Deconstructing the History of Nationalism: the Cultural Turn and
Post-structuralism.
Gabriella Elgenius
In Berger and Storm (eds.), Writing the History of Nationalism. - 2019 -
The Symbolic Regimes of Nations: nation building and rival clusters of symbolism in
Europe
Gabriella Elgenius
Keynote, British Sociological Association (BSA) Early Career Event: Symbolic objects and contentious politics, University of Aberdeen 6 april, 2019. - 2019 -
Det svenska politiska landskapet inför valet
2018
Gabriella Elgenius, Magnus Wennerhag
Sociologisk forskning - 2018 -
Förändring och kontinuitet i det svenska politiska landskapet. Politisk-sociologiska perspektiv inför valet
2018
M. Wennerhag, Gabriella Elgenius
Sociologisk Forskning - 2018 -
The changing political landscape in Sweden Political cleavages, actors and
processes
Gabriella Elgenius, M. Wennerhag
Sociologisk Forskning - 2018 -
Integration, civilsamhälle och
sysselsättning
Gabriella Elgenius
Integrationscentrum, No 2/2018. - 2018 -
Ethno-nationalism versus Populism in the case of the Sweden
Democrats
Gabriella Elgenius, Jens Rydgren
28th Association for the study of ethnicity and nationalism (ASEN) Annual Conference. London School of Economics: 27-28 March 2018 - 2018 -
Poland, Polarisation and the Diaspora Community in the UK: The Polish Diaspora and its Civil Society Trajectory over
time.
Gabriella Elgenius
The Shift Towards the Right: What now for Minority Communities? 26 April, Faith Matters (www.faith-matters.org) 20 Bedford Way, London. - 2018 -
Internal Cleavages, Divisions and Critical Solidarity: Polish Civil Society in the UK and the Implications of
Brexit.
Gabriella Elgenius
British Sociological Association Annual Conference. Northumbria University: 10-12 April 2018 - 2018 -
Social Solidarity and Mechanisms of Internal Exclusion in the Polish Diaspora pre- and post-Brexit (and post-Polish elections): Diaspora Division and Civil Society
Trajectories.
Gabriella Elgenius
Leverhulme and King's College, Diaspora Dilemmas: 13 April 2018 - 2018 -
Ethnic Bonding and Homing Desires: The Polish Diaspora and Civil Society Making. (Open
Access)
Gabriella Elgenius
Jacobsson, K. & E. Korolczuk (eds.), Civil Society Revisited: Lessons from Poland - 2017 -
The Sweden Democrats and the Ethno-Nationalist Rhetoric of Decay and
Betrayal.
Gabriella Elgenius, Jens Rydgren
Sociologisk forskning - 2017 -
Migration and Polarization on the Swedish
Labourmarket
Gabriella Elgenius, Denis Frank, Vedran Omanović
University of Gothenburg - 2017 -
Socio-Political Integration Through Diaspora Organisations and Civil Society
Initiatives
Gabriella Elgenius
Social Integration: "If you could do one thing ..." Ten local actions to promote social integration - 2017 -
Nations as Symbolic Regimes: Symbols, Museums and Rival
Clusters.
Gabriella Elgenius
International Workshop “ Constructing Narratives ”, Beyond Hegemonic Narratives and Myths (BOHEMs). Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Prague: 24-25 April. - 2017 -
Ethnic Nationalism and Golden Ages: the Sweden Democrats on history, identity and
betrayal.
Gabriella Elgenius
The 27th Annual ASEN Conference on Ethnicity, Religion and Culture. London, UK: 27-28 March - 2017 -
Social Division and Resentment in the Aftermath of the Economic
Slump.
Gabriella Elgenius
Cohen S., Fuhr C. and Bock J.-J. (eds.). Austerity, Community Action, and the Future of Citizenship in Europe - 2017 -
Political Campaigning in the Polish Diaspora in the UK: a study of ethnic bonding and social
capital.
Gabriella Elgenius
EU Migrants in the UK: Kingston University London’s Centre for Research on Communities, Identities and Difference (co-financed by British Academy/ Leverhulme Trust). London: 15 february - 2017 -
National Identity in the Diaspora: cohesion or conflict? Liberal Nationalism and its Critiques: empirical and theoretical challenges. Nuffield College, University of
Oxford.
Gabriella Elgenius
Liberal Nationalism and its Critiques: empirical and theoretical challenges. Nuffield College, University of Oxford. - 2017 -
Jubilees as Nation-building: unity-narration, ceremonial design and modernization’ (Jubileum och nationsbyggande: enhet, design och
modernisering)
Gabriella Elgenius
Kunsten at Jubilera: Grunnlovsfeiring og Minnespolitik / Aagedal, Botvar and Brottveit (red.) - 2017 -
Diaspora and Civil Society: Nationalism, Migration and Population
Change.
Gabriella Elgenius
Invited Workshop, Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism, London School of Economics and Political Science. - 2016 -
Performing the nation in Scandinavia: cultural politics and national
aesthetics
Gabriella Elgenius, Anders Hellström
13th IMISCOE Annual Conference. Prague: 30 June - 2 July - 2016 -
New perspectives on social movements and social activism in contemporary Poland, local-transnational trends: Civil society making among the Polish Diaspora in the
UK.
Gabriella Elgenius
XVI Polish Sociological Congress. Gdańsk, Poland: 14-17 September - 2016 -
Ethnic Bonding vs. Ethnic Solidarity: Civil Society Making in the United
Kingdom.
Gabriella Elgenius
The British Sociological Association (BSA) Annual Conference 2016 - Global Societies: Fragmenting and Connecting. Aston University, Birmingham, UK: 4-6 April - 2016 -
The Principles and Products of the Identity Market: identity, inequality and
rivalry.
Gabriella Elgenius
Olofsson, G. & Hort, S. (eds.) Class, Sex and Revolutions. Göran Therborn – a critical appraisal. - 2016 -
Superdiversity, Homing Desires and Migrant
Generations.
Gabriella Elgenius
Institute for Research into Superdiversity (IRiS) University of Birmingham - 2016 -
National museums as national symbols: a survey of strategic nation-building and identity politics; nations as symbolic
regimes.
Gabriella Elgenius
Aronsson P. & Elgenius G. (eds.) National Museums and Nation-Building in Europe 1750-2010: Mobilization and Legitimacy, Continuity and Change - 2015 -
What makes some national days more 'successful' than others? Towards a theoretical and comparative
perspective.
Gabriella Elgenius
Panel on The Formation Of Collective Identities In Europe. International Studies Association (ISA) 56th Annual Convention. New Orleans: 18-21 February - 2015 -
National Museums, Rival Clusters and National Discourses about origin and community.
(Keynote)
Gabriella Elgenius
Global History Collaborative. Friedrich-Meinecke-Institut (FMI), Freie Universität Berlin. - 2015 -
Making Museums and
Nations
Gabriella Elgenius, Peter Aronsson
Aronsson P. & Elgenius G. (red.) A History of National Museums in Europe 1750-2010: Mobilization and Legitimacy, Continuity and Change. - 2015 -
A History of National Museums in Europe 1750-2010: Mobilization and Legitimacy, Continuity and
Change.
Gabriella Elgenius, Peter Aronsson
2015 -
Politicizing Apology and Performing Egalitarianism: the repatriation of cultural (national) heritage and human remains. ASEN,
LSE.
Gabriella Elgenius
25th Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism (ASEN) Conference: Nationalism: Diversity and Security London: 21-23 April - 2015 -
Why are some national days more popular than others? Towards a theoretical
framework.
Gabriella Elgenius
Department of Global Political Studies and Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, Diversity and Welfare (MIM). - 2015 -
Benefits crackdown leads to divide and rule within poor communities: The coalition's skivers v strivers message is inflaming resentments between those affected by the economic
slump
Tom Clark, Gabriella Elgenius
The Guardian, Feature Society - 2014 -
Nations as Symbolic Regimes: nation-building, symbols and dominant
narratives.
Gabriella Elgenius
Faculty of Humanities, Department of Area Studies, University of Oslo. - 2014 -
Division and Isolation following the tornado effect of the economic slump: Findings from the 'Hard Times
Project'
Gabriella Elgenius
Centre for Learning and Life Chances in Knowledge Economies and Societies (LLAKES) Institute of Education, University of London. - 2014 -
Not all in it together: Division and Isolation in the aftermath of the economic
slump
Gabriella Elgenius
Austerity and Our Social Future. Woolf Institute, St. Edmund’s College, University of Cambridge - 2014 -
Ethnic Community Organization and Integration: the Sikh and Polish communities in the
UK.
Gabriella Elgenius, Anthony Heath
Prepared for the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) Home Office, UK Government. - 2014 -
A Nordic Model of Repatriation and the Politics of Egalitarianism: repatriating cultural heritage and human remains between the ‘Nordic’
countries.
Gabriella Elgenius
Centre for Concurrences: Colonial and Post-Colonial Studies, Linneaus University - 2014 -
The Social Impact of Immigration. The Guardian and the British Academy (panel and
publication).
Gabriella Elgenius
[http://www.theguardian.com/big-ideas/conservative-party-conference] Followed by a feature in the Guardian ‘How will 'super diversity' affect the future of British politics?’ after the event [] - 2014 -
Politicising Apology and Performing Egalitarianism: the repatriation of cultural (national) heritage and human remains between the ‘Nordic’
countries
Gabriella Elgenius
Power, Culture and Social Framing, Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change (CRESC) Annual Conference, University of Manchester - 2014 -
Do national events generate solidarity and participation? A European
comparison.
Gabriella Elgenius
Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Research Centre on Micro-social Change (MiSoC) - 2014 -
Sinews of the Nation: Constructing Irish and Zionist Bonds in the United States. By Dan Lainer-Vos, Polity Press 2013 (Review American Journal of
Sociology).
Gabriella Elgenius
American Journal of Sociology - 2014 -
Varför är 17e maj fortfarande så populär? En formel för lyckat
nationaldagsfirande
Gabriella Elgenius
Bibliotheca Nova - 2014 -
Why does the England football manager insist his players sing the national anthem at the World
Cup?
Gabriella Elgenius
Democratic Audit UK, London School of Economics - 2014 -
Symbols of Nations and Nationalism: Symbolic Regimes and Historical
Sequences.
Gabriella Elgenius
Advanced Cultural Studies Institute of Sweden (ACSIS) Conference. University of Linköping: 11-13 June - 2013 -
National Identities, Constitutions and National
Days.
Gabriella Elgenius
Eidsvoll, KIFO, Research Centre for Religious Studies. Olso: May - 2013 -
The Symbolic Regimes of Europe: nations, clusters and
narratives.
Gabriella Elgenius
University of Mainz, Germany, in collaboration with Point Sud Research Centre in Bamako, Mali. - 2012 -
Performing the Nation: the politics of national day
design.
Gabriella Elgenius
Material Identities: Representing our National and European Selves in National Museums and Beyond. - 2012 -
Making National Museums in Europe - A Comparative Approach (Building National Museums in Europe 1750-2010: European National Museums: Identity Politics, the Uses of the Past and the European
Citizen)
Gabriella Elgenius, Peter Aronsson
Building National Museums in Europe 1750-2010: European National Museums: Identity Politics, the Uses of the Past and the European Citizen - 2011 -
Building National Museums in Europe 1750 - 2010: European National Museums: Identity Politics, the Uses of the Past and the European
Citizen
Peter Aronsson, Gabriella Elgenius
2011 -
Building National Museums in Europe 1750 - 2010: European National Museums: Identity Politics, the Uses of the Past and the European
Citizen
Gabriella Elgenius, Peter Aronsson
2011 -
The Politics of Recognition: Symbols, Nation-building and Rival
Nationalism
Gabriella Elgenius
Journal of Nations and Nationalism - 2011 -
Symbols of Nations and Nationalism: Celebrating
Nationhood
Gabriella Elgenius
2011 -
Successful Nation-Building and Ceremonial
Triumph
Gabriella Elgenius
In McCrone & McPherson (eds.), National Days: Constructing and Mobilising National Identity - 2009 -
Individualization and the Decline of Class
Identity
Anthony Heath, John Curtice, Gabriella Elgenius
In Margaret Wetherell (ed.) Identity in the 21st century: New Trends in Changing Times - 2009 -
Promoting Britishness and the Nationalization of Citizenship: Community building and civic versus ethnic
membership
Gabriella Elgenius
Civic and Ethnic Conceptions of Nationhood, ASEN at the London School of Economics, 15-17 April, 2008 - 2008 -
Britishness versus Englishness: ethnicity under
scrutiny
Gabriella Elgenius
AHRC and ERSC Conference, St. Catharine’s College, University of Oxford. - 2008 -
Combining Quantitative and Qualitative data: Are Traditional Identities in
Decline?
Gabriella Elgenius
ESRC Identities and Social Action Programme Conference on Identities: Theoretical and Methodological Journeys, Loughborough University, April, 2008. - 2008 -
British Citizenship and the Renegotiation of
Britishness.
Gabriella Elgenius
2008 -
The Appeal of Nationhood: Celebrating and Commemorating the
Nation
Gabriella Elgenius
In Sturm and Young eds. Nationalism in a Global Era: The Persistence of Nations. Foreword by Anthony D. Smith - 2007 -
Who do we think we are? The decline of traditional social
identities’
Anthony Heath, Jean Martin, Gabriella Elgenius
In Park, A., Curtice, J., Thomson, K., Phillips, M. and Johnson, M. eds., British Social Attitudes: the 23rd Report – Perspectives on a changing society - 2007 -
The Origin of European National
Flags
Gabriella Elgenius
In T. Hylland Eriksen and R. Jenkins. eds., Flag, Nation and Symbolism in Europe and America - 2007 -
National Expressions and Diversity in
Europe
Gabriella Elgenius
International Journal of Diversity in Organisations, Communities and Nations - 2007 -
National Days/ National Ways. Historical, Political and Religious Celebrations around the
World
Gabriella Elgenius
Journal of Nations and Nationalism - 2006 -
National Days and Nation-building: a contemporary
survey
Gabriella Elgenius
In Eriksonas and Müller (eds), Statehood Beyond Ethnicity: A Comparative Study of Smaller States in Northern and Eastern Europe - 2005 -
Expressions of nationhood: national symbols and ceremonies in contemporary Europe. London School of Economics
2005.
Gabriella Elgenius
2005