Conflict and Identity in Europe since the 18th Century

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The cluster "Conflict and Identity" has been set up to provide a place to discuss historical concepts and events that shaped the identity of European countries since the late early modern age. The cluster is interested in questions pertaining to war and peace, nationalism and national identity formation, but also in issues related to transnationalism and internationalism, global entanglements and regional specificities. The focus is on both states and non-state/supra-state actors, as well as on matters of governance and political theory and practice from the level of policy makers to that of wider societies. Even though the starting point of analysis is Europe, broadly defined, the analytical net is cast widely to include Europe’s functioning in a global context in order to include questions related to colonialism and empire.

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London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
London