Matthew D'Auria

Aviel Roshwald, an American historian, Matthew D'Auria, a Lecturer on Modern European history, and Cathie Carmichael, a Professor of European History, dive into the complexities of nationhood and nationalism. They reveal how nationalism is not exclusively a European phenomenon. The discussion navigates the historical interplay of patriotism under wartime, the evolving narratives of identity, and the challenges posed by right-wing politics today. Critical insights into race's role in nationalism and the misconceptions of DNA testing also emerge, sparking a deeper understanding of modern national identities.

Aviel Roshwald, an American historian and Professor at Georgetown, Matthew D'Auria, a Lecturer in Modern European History, and Cathie Carmichael, a Professor at the University of East Anglia, dive into nationhood and nationalism. They discuss the evolution of these concepts, the interplay of cultural practices and historical events, and critique traditional nationalist theories. They also explore how patriotism shifts during wartime and offer a transnational perspective that challenges Eurocentric narratives, highlighting nationalism's complex ties to identity and politics.