States and Nations, Power and Civility: Hallsian Perspectives

Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Vulnerable Civility • Francesco Duina
Part One: National Contexts
	1 Is America Breaking Apart? The Rise of Donald Trump • John L. Campbell
	2 How Homogeneous Need America Be? Nation, Race,and Civility • Liliana Riga
	3 Roadblocks to Civility: Lessons from Turkish Nationalism • Yesim Bayar
	4 Urban Civility Defying Political Authoritarianism? Unpacking Turkey’s Reversal of Democracy • Berna Turam
	5 Under Stress: Civility, Compassion, and National Solidarity – The Refugee Crisis in Germany after 1945 • Frank Trentmann
Part Two: International and Comparative Contexts
	6 Nationalism and Imperialism as Enemies and Friends: Nation-State Formation and Imperial Projects in the Balkans • Siniša Malešević
	7 The Despotic and Infrastructural Powers of Democratic, Autocratic, and Authoritarian Regimes • Michael Mann
	8 Resistance and Nationalist Violence: A Hallsian Approach to Nation-Building in a Colonial Context • Matthew Lange
	9 Two Communist Revolutions: A Hallsian Comparison of China and Russia • Luyang Zhou
	10 Religious Toleration in Pre-modern Empires • Yanfei Sun and Dingxin Zhao
	11 Ashoka and Constantine: On Mega-Actors and the Politics of Empires and Religions • Joseph M. Bryant
Conclusion: Reflections and Replies • John A. Hall
Contributors
Index