I. Vznik národa a nacionalismus

1) Úvod. E. Hobsbawm, „The nation as novelty: from revolution to liberalism, in: Nations and nationalism since 1780. Programme, myth, reality, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 1990, s. 1-20.

2) E. Hobsbawm, ibid., s. 21-45.

3) B. Anderson, The nation and the origins of national consciousness, in: Nationalism. Oxford Readers, Hutchinson, J. and Smith A.D. (eds.), Oxford University Press, Oxford 1994, s. 43-51; P. Brass, Elite Competition and Nation Formation, in: Nationalism. Oxford Readers, ibid., s. 83-89.

4) E. Gellner: Nationalism as a product of industrial society, in: Nationalism. Oxford Readers, ibid, s. 52-69.

5) M. Hroch, From National Movement to the Fully-formed Nation: The Nation-building Process in Europe, in: Mapping the Nation, Balakrishnan, G. (ed.), Verso, New York 1996, s. 78-97.

II. Nacionalismus a socialismus

6) M. Mazower, Brotherhood, Chapter 2, in: The Governing the World. The History of an Idea, 1815 to the Present, Penguin Books 2013, s. 31-47.

7) M. Mazower, ibid., s. 48-64.

8) E. Gellner, The Coming of Nationalism and its Interpretation: The Myths of Nation and Class, in: Mapping the Nation, Balakrishnan, G. (ed.), Verso, New York 1996, s. 98-118.

9) E. Gellner, ibid., s. 118-145.

III. Nacionalismus a rasismus

10) M. Foucault, Přednáška 28. Ledna 1976, in: Je třeba bránit společnost, Filosofia, Praha 2005, s. 71-86.

11) H. Arendt, Rasové myšlení před rasismem, in: Původ totalitarismu I-III, Oikoymenh, Praha 1996, s. 245-277.

12) H. Arendt, Kontinentální imperialismus: pan-hnutí, ibid., s. 324-358.

13) Etienne Balibar, Racism and Nationalism, in E. Balibar, I. Wallerstein: Race, Nation, Class. Ambiguous Identities, Verso, New York, London, s. 37- 68.

14) Písemná zkouška