BAOGANG HE Associate Professor, School of Government University of Tasmania, Australia YINGJIE GUO School of Government, University of Tasmania, Australia

• 1 Conceptual Introduction 2 State Nationalism in Post-4th June China 3 Patriotic Villains and Patriotic Heroes: New trends in literary nationalism 4 Reimagining the Nation: The ‘Zeng Guofan phenomenon’ 5 The National Identity Question, Nationalism and Democratization in China and Taiwan 6 Nationalism, National Identity, Elites, and Democratization in Russia and China 7 The Clash between State Nationalism and Democratization over the National Identity Question 8 Concluding Remarks

BAOGANG HE Associate Professor, School of Government University of Tasmania, Australia YINGJIE GUO School of Government, University of Tasmania, Australia

• 1 Conceptual Introduction 2 State Nationalism in Post-4th June China 3 Patriotic Villains and Patriotic Heroes: New trends in literary nationalism 4 Reimagining the Nation: The ‘Zeng Guofan phenomenon’ 5 The National Identity Question, Nationalism and Democratization in China and Taiwan 6 Nationalism, National Identity, Elites, and Democratization in Russia and China 7 The Clash between State Nationalism and Democratization over the National Identity Question 8 Concluding Remarks

BAOGANG HE Associate Professor, School of Government University of Tasmania, Australia YINGJIE GUO School of Government, University of Tasmania, Australia

• 1 Conceptual Introduction 2 State Nationalism in Post-4th June China 3 Patriotic Villains and Patriotic Heroes: New trends in literary nationalism 4 Reimagining the Nation: The ‘Zeng Guofan phenomenon’ 5 The National Identity Question, Nationalism and Democratization in China and Taiwan 6 Nationalism, National Identity, Elites, and Democratization in Russia and China 7 The Clash between State Nationalism and Democratization over the National Identity Question 8 Concluding Remarks