Emeritus Professor Allon Gal is a historian, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. His recent major publication (chief editor) is World Regional Zionism: Geo-Cultural Dimensions (Hebrew), 3 volumes (2009).Athena S. Leoussi, PhD (LSE), is Co-Director of European Studies at the University of Reading, UK, Visiting Senior Fellow in the Department of Government, LSE, and co-editor of Nations and Nationalism. She has published extensively on nationalism, including Nationalism and Ethnosymbolism (edited with Steven Grosby, 2006).Anthony D. Smith is Emeritus Professor of Ethnicity and Nationalism at LSE, UK. He is President of the Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism, and Editor-in-Chief of Nations and Nationalism. His most recent book is Ethnosymbolism and Nationalism (2009).

• CONTENTSPART I: CHARTING THE HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE AND THEORETICAL FRONTIERS OF DIASPORA NATIONALISMS Diasporas and Homelands in History: The Case of the Classic Diasporas Anthony D. SmithBeyond the Homeland: From Exilic Nationalism to Diasporic Transnationalism Khachig TölölyanContemporary Diasporas, Nationalism, and Transnationalism Politics Chantal Bordes-BenayounPART II: CLASSIC DIASPORAS IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURYDiaspora’s Liberal Nationalism and the Call of the Homeland: The American Jewish Case Allon GalAmerican Jewish Identity and New Patterns of PhilanthropyChaim I. WaxmanImagining Armenia Simon PayaslianFrom Greek-Orthodox Diaspora to Transnational Hellenism: Greek Nationalism and the Identities of the Diaspora Victor RoudometofPART III: THE CALL OF THE HOMELAND: MODERN CASES OF DIASPORA NATIONALISMDiaspora, the Irish, and Irish Nationalism Donald Harman AkensonDiaspora Nationalism: The Turkish Case Jacob M. LandauCry for an Endangered Homeland? The Contours of Sikh Diasporic Nationalism since 1984 Darshan S. TatlaThe Ukrainian Diaspora Wsevolod W. IsajiwPART IV: THE RELIGIOUS DYNAMICS OF HEIMAT AND DISPERSALDiaspora Consciousness, Nationalism, and ‘Religion’: The Case of Hindu Nationalism John ZavosHomeland and Diaspora: The Case of Pentecostalism David Martin“Muslim Nationalism” and the Politics of Otherness in the Age of Neo-Diaspora Rivka Yadlin

Emeritus Professor Allon Gal is a historian, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. His recent major publication (chief editor) is World Regional Zionism: Geo-Cultural Dimensions (Hebrew), 3 volumes (2009).Athena S. Leoussi, PhD (LSE), is Co-Director of European Studies at the University of Reading, UK, Visiting Senior Fellow in the Department of Government, LSE, and co-editor of Nations and Nationalism. She has published extensively on nationalism, including Nationalism and Ethnosymbolism (edited with Steven Grosby, 2006).Anthony D. Smith is Emeritus Professor of Ethnicity and Nationalism at LSE, UK. He is President of the Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism, and Editor-in-Chief of Nations and Nationalism. His most recent book is Ethnosymbolism and Nationalism (2009).

• CONTENTSPART I: CHARTING THE HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE AND THEORETICAL FRONTIERS OF DIASPORA NATIONALISMS Diasporas and Homelands in History: The Case of the Classic Diasporas Anthony D. SmithBeyond the Homeland: From Exilic Nationalism to Diasporic Transnationalism Khachig TölölyanContemporary Diasporas, Nationalism, and Transnationalism Politics Chantal Bordes-BenayounPART II: CLASSIC DIASPORAS IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURYDiaspora’s Liberal Nationalism and the Call of the Homeland: The American Jewish Case Allon GalAmerican Jewish Identity and New Patterns of PhilanthropyChaim I. WaxmanImagining Armenia Simon PayaslianFrom Greek-Orthodox Diaspora to Transnational Hellenism: Greek Nationalism and the Identities of the Diaspora Victor RoudometofPART III: THE CALL OF THE HOMELAND: MODERN CASES OF DIASPORA NATIONALISMDiaspora, the Irish, and Irish Nationalism Donald Harman AkensonDiaspora Nationalism: The Turkish Case Jacob M. LandauCry for an Endangered Homeland? The Contours of Sikh Diasporic Nationalism since 1984 Darshan S. TatlaThe Ukrainian Diaspora Wsevolod W. IsajiwPART IV: THE RELIGIOUS DYNAMICS OF HEIMAT AND DISPERSALDiaspora Consciousness, Nationalism, and ‘Religion’: The Case of Hindu Nationalism John ZavosHomeland and Diaspora: The Case of Pentecostalism David Martin“Muslim Nationalism” and the Politics of Otherness in the Age of Neo-Diaspora Rivka Yadlin

Emeritus Professor Allon Gal is a historian, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. His recent major publication (chief editor) is World Regional Zionism: Geo-Cultural Dimensions (Hebrew), 3 volumes (2009).Athena S. Leoussi, PhD (LSE), is Co-Director of European Studies at the University of Reading, UK, Visiting Senior Fellow in the Department of Government, LSE, and co-editor of Nations and Nationalism. She has published extensively on nationalism, including Nationalism and Ethnosymbolism (edited with Steven Grosby, 2006).Anthony D. Smith is Emeritus Professor of Ethnicity and Nationalism at LSE, UK. He is President of the Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism, and Editor-in-Chief of Nations and Nationalism. His most recent book is Ethnosymbolism and Nationalism (2009).

• CONTENTSPART I: CHARTING THE HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE AND THEORETICAL FRONTIERS OF DIASPORA NATIONALISMS Diasporas and Homelands in History: The Case of the Classic Diasporas Anthony D. SmithBeyond the Homeland: From Exilic Nationalism to Diasporic Transnationalism Khachig TölölyanContemporary Diasporas, Nationalism, and Transnationalism Politics Chantal Bordes-BenayounPART II: CLASSIC DIASPORAS IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURYDiaspora’s Liberal Nationalism and the Call of the Homeland: The American Jewish Case Allon GalAmerican Jewish Identity and New Patterns of PhilanthropyChaim I. WaxmanImagining Armenia Simon PayaslianFrom Greek-Orthodox Diaspora to Transnational Hellenism: Greek Nationalism and the Identities of the Diaspora Victor RoudometofPART III: THE CALL OF THE HOMELAND: MODERN CASES OF DIASPORA NATIONALISMDiaspora, the Irish, and Irish Nationalism Donald Harman AkensonDiaspora Nationalism: The Turkish Case Jacob M. LandauCry for an Endangered Homeland? The Contours of Sikh Diasporic Nationalism since 1984 Darshan S. TatlaThe Ukrainian Diaspora Wsevolod W. IsajiwPART IV: THE RELIGIOUS DYNAMICS OF HEIMAT AND DISPERSALDiaspora Consciousness, Nationalism, and ‘Religion’: The Case of Hindu Nationalism John ZavosHomeland and Diaspora: The Case of Pentecostalism David Martin“Muslim Nationalism” and the Politics of Otherness in the Age of Neo-Diaspora Rivka Yadlin