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Nostalgia, Nationalism, and the US Militia Movement is an accessible primer on US militia movements, exploring their history from the Revolutionary War to the attempted insurrection of January 6th and beyond.
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"It is rare for scholars or journalists to have the kind of insider access to the militia movement that Amy Cooter has. Combining rich ethnographic data with historical context and sociological critique, Paper Patriots provides a rigorous analysis of the modern militia movement that should be required reading for anyone interested in understanding new developments and historical continuities on the American right."
Ruth Braunstein, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Connecticut
"The militia and the hard right in America keep not going away. Indeed, given the global prevalence of populism, internet outlets, and patterns of democratic deconsolidation on a worldwide scale, the issues examined in this book seem likely to remain relevant well into the future. Its understanding of the origins of the militia movement, as well as the author's access to Norm Olson's archives, is valuable. The logic of the approach is right on target and adds to the conversation about the way(s) the militia movement operates in the United States, and, by extension, the hard right as well. I am a big fan of the promise of this book!"
Lane Crothers, Professor of Politics, Illinois State University
"Cooter convincingly argues that growth in the modern, unlawful militia movement is a barometer for broader political trends. With insights gleaned from both original empirical data and rich historical and theoretical framing, Nostalgia, Nationalism, and the US Militia Movement is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand contemporary threats to U.S. democracy."
Dr. Cynthia Miller-Idriss, American University & PERIL
"Cooter's book is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding contemporary militia groups or domestic extremism more broadly. Her years of research - often based on direct interaction with participants in these groups - reveal the complexity, fluidity, and inconsistency in what drives those who participate in nostalgic groups. And though this book focuses on militia groups, Cooter offers important lessons for stakeholders and practitioners who are concerned about a range of different forms of domestic extremism."
Sam Jackson, Senior Research Fellow, CTEC @ MIIS
Ruth Braunstein, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Connecticut
"The militia and the hard right in America keep not going away. Indeed, given the global prevalence of populism, internet outlets, and patterns of democratic deconsolidation on a worldwide scale, the issues examined in this book seem likely to remain relevant well into the future. Its understanding of the origins of the militia movement, as well as the author's access to Norm Olson's archives, is valuable. The logic of the approach is right on target and adds to the conversation about the way(s) the militia movement operates in the United States, and, by extension, the hard right as well. I am a big fan of the promise of this book!"
Lane Crothers, Professor of Politics, Illinois State University
"Cooter convincingly argues that growth in the modern, unlawful militia movement is a barometer for broader political trends. With insights gleaned from both original empirical data and rich historical and theoretical framing, Nostalgia, Nationalism, and the US Militia Movement is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand contemporary threats to U.S. democracy."
Dr. Cynthia Miller-Idriss, American University & PERIL
"Cooter's book is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding contemporary militia groups or domestic extremism more broadly. Her years of research - often based on direct interaction with participants in these groups - reveal the complexity, fluidity, and inconsistency in what drives those who participate in nostalgic groups. And though this book focuses on militia groups, Cooter offers important lessons for stakeholders and practitioners who are concerned about a range of different forms of domestic extremism."
Sam Jackson, Senior Research Fellow, CTEC @ MIIS