The Everyday in the History of Nationhood and Nationalisms Conference, organised by the Research Council of Finland Centre of Excellence in Nationalism Research in the Humanities (NARS), takes place at Tampere University, Finland May 12-14, 2027. The Call for Proposals is open until 30 October 2026. See you in Tampere!
About the conference
The Center of Excellence in Nationalism Research in the Humanities NARS (2026–2033), led by the Finnish Literature Society and funded by the Research Council of Finland, examines nationalism as a complex human phenomenon whose content, meanings, and intensity vary over time. We do not approach nationalism so much as a political ideology but rather analyze its practical manifestations and effects on the lives of different groups of people.
The research conducted by NARS emphasizes collaboration between historical research and cultural memory studies, with a particular focus on exploring the long-term processes and layers of the nation as a lived and remembered experience the lived and remembered national experience. We combine humanistic research with, among other things, social sciences and area studies research on nationalism. NARS consists of four subprojects at the Finnish Literature Society (SKS), University of Helsinki, Tampere University, and Åbo Akademi University.
The First NARS Conference will examine how the everyday has shaped, negotiated, legitimized, and challenged nationalisms, and continues to do so. How have people produced and contested national meanings in different ways and in their encounters with mundane institutions, practices, spaces and objects? To what extent is the episodic, fluctuating, and asymmetrical nature of nationalism due to everyday encounters of individuals and groups with national(ist) affordances? More fundamentally, what does the “everyday” signify in everyday nationalism, and what influences its changing meanings?
Call for Proposals is now open! Please submit your proposal by 30.10.2026 via this link.
Main page image: Jousia Lappi, City of Tampere