NATIONALISM: Key Ideas in Geography Series

Wesley J. Reisser

doi:10.1080/00167428.2026.2699053

August 17, 2026Geographical Review

NATIONALISM: Key Ideas in Geography Series

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Examine the concept of nationalism through a geographic perspective, exploring how space, territory, and identity intersect to shape modern societies.
Synthesis of theoretical frameworks and conceptual models in human and political geography.
Analysis of historical and contemporary geographic literature on territoriality and national identity.
Demonstrates that nationalism is fundamentally linked to spatial constructs, territory, and border definitions.
Outlines the mechanisms through which geographic landscapes and spatial narratives reinforce national belonging.

Implication

Geographical review examines theoretical frameworks of nationalism across spatial contexts, highlighting how borders and cultural identities shape modern geopolitical landscapes.

Abstract

Nationalism is the latest installment in Routledge’s Key Ideas in Geography Series. David Kapan of Kent State University cowrote this volume with Kathryn Hannum of Michigan Technological University...

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