Abstract
The relationship between religion and nationalism has received increasing scholarly attention since the late 1990s. An article I co-authored a decade ago provided a detailed review of this literature as it intersected with macro-culturalist and micro-rationalist theories of violence. Since that time, the field has kept expanding and other reviews covering this topic have been published. In this review, I will follow in their footsteps by providing the reader with coverage of the most influential debates on religion and nationalism.
Keywords: nationalism, religion, violence
How to Cite:
Türkmen, G., (2024) “The State of Nationalism (SoN): Nationalism and Religion”, Studies on National Movements 13(1), 184-209. doi: https://doi.org/10.21825/snm.91458
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