Historical Evolution of Regionalizing Identities in Europe

Published in 2020 by Peter Lang AG, this academic work explores the multifaceted construction of regional identities within the European landscape. The book serves as a scholarly investigation into how geographical and cultural boundaries have been historically negotiated, shaped, and perceived across different eras. It draws on the broader tradition of European studies, focusing on the intersection of historiography, sociology, and political geography to provide a rigorous analysis of regionalism.

Nils Holger Petersen, an established scholar known for his contributions to historical and cultural studies, authored this volume as part of the Peter Lang series on interdisciplinary European research. The design and structure of the work adhere to the publisher's standard for academic monographs, prioritizing clarity and extensive bibliographic documentation. It was written for an audience of researchers and students interested in the complexities of European integration and the enduring legacy of local and regional affiliations.