Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by ROOSA John
BENEDICT ANDERSON, WHO passed away on December 13 last year, is best known as the author of the book Imagined Communities (1983), which remains today a must-read book on nationalism for university students all around the world. It sparked a wave of new studies on nationalism and became as much a (…)
, by DASGUPTA Sandipto
Benedict Anderson was a brilliant scholar whose work was animated by a deep commitment to human emancipation.
To those of us outside of Southeast Asia, Benedict Anderson is best known as the author of Imagined Communities, the seminal study of nationalism and one of the most popular scholarly (…)
, by HERYANTO Ariel
The sudden and peaceful death of Benedict Anderson (26/08/1936-13/12/2015) in Indonesia has generated a flurry of tributes around the world.
Instead of highlighting his best achievements, I wish to suggest how some of his achievements can inspire Asian studies scholars as they face the (…)
, by PINTO Rochelle
The author of the seminal ’Imagined Communities’, who died on December 13, changed the way nationalism is studied.
Like most of my ilk, I first heard about Benedict Anderson in a classroom. A teacher in my Master’s programme was trying to get us to kick a habit that hooks tenaciously into our (…)
, by DAVIDSON Neil
A review of Benedict Anderson, Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism (Verso, 2006), £12.99.
If there is one book on nationalism that every student is expected to read, one book that is certain to be included in any survey of the competing theories, it is (…)
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