How does the recognition of collective self-governance rights for indigenous communities
affect national unity and state consolidation? In recent decades, many states have …

Cultural appropriation is often defined as the 'taking of intellectual property, cultural
expressions or artefacts, history, and ways of knowledge'. Despite this apparent link to …

Nationalism has long been a normatively and empirically contested concept, associated with
democratic revolutions and public goods provision, but also with xenophobia, genocide, and …

This chapter describes antiliberalism as a mindset that is adversarial to liberalism and
demonizes it. Its constitutive elements include the belief that the many obvious flaws of …

Identity is not constitutive of illiberalism. This chapter argues that some form of collective
identity is necessary to produce the level of social cohesion and community that makes a …

Theories of personality and its disorders need, from time to time, to be revised and updated
according to new empirical and conceptual developments. Such development has taken …

What makes followers act collectively when called upon by their leaders? To answer this
question, participants were randomly allocated to leader–follower relationships embedded …

A prominent but underspecified explanation for the rise of populism points to individuals'
feelings of being “left behind” by the development of society. At its core lies the claim that …

This chapter analyzes the rise of historical revisionism as a form of collective narcissism in
twenty-first-century Japan. It argues that historical revisionism emerged as a result of two …

Michael Zürn's Theory of Global Governance is an original, bold, and compelling argument
regarding the causes of change in global governance. A core argument is that legitimation …