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Monthly Archives: October 2013
We’re moving… actually, we’ve kinda moved already. Come find us there!
There are new and exciting things coming up for SEN this new season. One of them is a move to our own unique domain – http://senjournal.co.uk and an upcoming re-design of our layout. Don’t miss out and keep checking in with … Continue reading
New Article Spotlights, September-October 2013
Read on for some SEN articles that reflect on recent news reported on the blog over the past several weeks: Identity Politics, Reform and Protest in Jordan, Curtis R. Ryan, Volume 11, Issue 3, December 2011, pp. 564-578 This article … Continue reading
Posted in General
Tagged Arab world, canada, Israel, Nationalism, Nationalism and Ethnicity, russia, Syria, Zionism
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SEN News on Sunday: October 6 – 13, 2013
The New York Times’ (12/10/13) Parag Khanna opines about the world of the future, where nation-states have become obsolete. The New York Times (09/10/13) also reports on the growing extremism in Kenya, in particular among the country’s “own neglected, disaffected … Continue reading
Posted in General, News
Tagged education, english defence league, Ethnicity, extremism, Israel, kenya, Nationalism, russia, textbooks
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SEN News on Sunday – September 29 – October 6, 2013
Al Jazeera (06/1/13) reports on the proposed formation of a Russia-led Eurasian Union (EAU), however critics have stated that this move could compromise the sovereignty and independence of Caucasus states. The Washington Post (04/10/13) reports on the recent flare up … Continue reading
Posted in General, News
Tagged bosnia, california, census, conflict, Ethnicity, eurasian union, golden dawn, israeli, kenya, race studies, relion, scottish independence
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