“This edited volume is a welcome and long-needed contribution revisiting systematically the concepts of banal nationalism and everyday nationhood. … a must-read for all scholars of nationalism and national identity.” (Tamara Trost, Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, Vol. 25 (4), 2019)“Everyday Nationhood has provided a fresh look at Billig’s concept of banal nationalism, rethinking the concept and showing a number of different ways in which nations are reproduced on a daily basis in different national and transnational contexts. In so doing, the book shows how the central theme of Billig’s 1995 work remains undoubtedly relevant.” (Sanja Vico, LSE Review of Books, blogs.lse.ac.uk, April, 2018)“This book brings together scholarly viewpoints from an array of academic disciplines, including political science, sociology, cultural studies, communication, and ethnography to discuss both the influence and shortcomings ofbanal nationalism in contemporary society. … the book is well-organized and provides a balanced review of both the insights and restrictions of banal nationalism.” (Dan Ziebarth, Nations and Nationalism, Vol. 24 (04), 2018)
