Benedict Anderson, who died yesterday at age 79 in Malang, Indonesia, is internationally famous for his 1983 book Imagined Communities, far and away the most influential study of nationalism.

“Imagined Communities” narrows understanding ... and econometric analysis. Benedict Anderson’s passing may very well signal the demise of a perspective that gave Cornell’s Government ...

“Imagined Communities” remains a staple text ... and another former Anderson student. He called Anderson “a magician.” Benedict O’Gorman Anderson was born in 1936 in Kunming, China ...

Benedict Anderson’s Imagined Communities (1983) explores the origins of nationalism. It is based on the late political scientist’s observation that any community beyond people who actually ...

In 1983, the historian Benedict Anderson published his pioneering work Imagined Communities, which looks at the intangible factors that bond nations together. His analysis was prescient ...

The cover of Benedict Arnold's Imagined Communities. Due to a combination ... His actual thesis, however, was more subtle. For Anderson, nationalism is imagined rather than imaginary — though ...

"Many readers of 'Imagined Communities' did not know that ... Born to Anglo-Irish parents in 1936 in Kunming, China, Benedict Richard O'Gorman Anderson grew up in California and was educated ...

Benedict Anderson, a Marxist historian and political scientist, tackles these questions and the origins of nationalism in his book Imagined Communities. Anderson begins by addressing several paradoxes ...

In the afterword to a new edition of his monumental work, Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origins and Spread of Nationalism, Benedict Anderson, who died this week in Indonesia ...