In recent years, the concept of transnationalism has become a central analytical concept within the social sciences. Where traditional theories focused on the nation-state as the primary framework, transnationalism emphasizes the complexity of social experiences shaped by multiple regional, ethnic, and institutional identities.
Socio-political and economic forces no longer operate solely within national borders, but at supra-national, transregional, and translocal levels. Transnational studies examines these dynamics to revise assumptions about identity, sovereignty, and citizenship.
Contents of The Transnationalism Reader
- Collection of key texts from history, politics, economics, sociology, anthropology, and cultural studies.
- Analysis of transnational practices and processes in various domains and levels of social interaction.
- Comparison of the spatial organization of social life across diverse historical periods.
Application and Language Level
This collection is suitable for academic teaching and self-study in language and social sciences. Texts are originally in English and target an intermediate to advanced language level (B2–C2).
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