Psychological Borders in Europe and the United States

Contemporary Nationalism, Nativism, and Populism

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

AvMaria del Mar Fariña

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Psychological Borders in Europe and the United States: Contemporary Nationalism, Nativism, and Populism presents an integrative sociopolitical and psychological analysis model to examine contemporary sociopolitical rising ideologies in Europe and the United States; specifically, nationalism, nativism, and populism. Further, this book explores processes involved in the construction and sociopolitical mobilization of large, group identities. Political psychology is introduced to discuss the formation of national and psychological borders and their manifestations, including dynamics of identity driven aggression. The connection between the rise of ideologies, such as nativism and populism, and historical collective traumas is discussed, highlighting the role of social re-enactments, identity transformation, and large collective mourning to contemporary sociopolitical dynamics in Europe and the United States. Ethnic, racial, and intergroup conflict, and the role of immigration and asylum policy in maintaining, changing, and transforming existing collective identities is discussed, to then examine the war between Russia and the Ukraine. This book includes specific case applications to European countries and the United States, where nationalism, nativism, and populism have been on the ascendant.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2026-01-22
Mått148 x 226 x 12 mm
Vikt300 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor210
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing Plc
ISBN9798216442028

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Part I. Nationalism, Nativism and Populism: What's the Difference?Chapter 1. Introduction: Nationalism, Nativism and Populism: What's the Difference?Chapter 2. NationalismChapter 3. NativismChapter 4. Nativism, War, the Ku Klux Klan and White Power MovementsChapter 5. PopulismPart II. Construction and Sociopolitical Mobilization of Large, Group Identities: The Integrated Sociopolitical and Psychological Analysis ModelChapter 6. Mobilization of Large Group Identities: The Case of the Identitarian MovementChapter 7. Integrated Sociopolitical Analysis: Individual and Collective Identity ConstructionsPart III. Political Psychology, Borders and Identity WarsChapter 8. Integrated Psychological Analysis: Political Psychology, Borders and Identity Wars in Europe and the United StatesPart IV: An Integrated Sociopolitical and Psychological Approach to Contemporary, Identity-Driven Conflict and Historical Collective TraumasChapter 9. The ISPA Approach to Identity Driven Conflict and Historical Collective TraumasChapter 10. Historical Collective Traumas and Resistance to Identity Transformation and Mourning: American Immigration PolicyChapter 11. Russia and Ukraine: The Development of a New Identity and Thwarted MourningReferencesIndexAbout the Author

Present day national and international issues in Europe and the United States are the topics of this timely and very informative book. Dr. Fariña illustrates that when a shared identity is threatened, efforts are undertaken to protect it from its external others. Utilizing an integrated sociopolitical and psychological approach the author also focuses on collective traumas and losses, difficulty in large group mourning, and transgenerational transmissions. The connections between the rise of ideologies such as nativism and unprocessed collective traumas are presented. Reading this book expands our understanding of the political and societal events we face.