This text traces the philosophical foundations of nationalist doctrine, the conditions which gave rise to it and the political consequences of its spread in Europe and elsewhere in the 19th and 20th centuries. This edition contains a new introduction in which the author reflects upon the origins of the book and the relationship of his argument to contemporary conflicts. "Nationalism" should be of interest to students and teachers of politics, sociology and history.
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This text traces the philosophical foundations of nationalist doctrine, the conditions which gave rise to it and the political consequences of its spread in Europe and elsewhere in the 19th and 20th centuries. This edition contains a new introduction in which the author reflects upon the origins of the book and the relationship of his argument to contemporary conflicts. "Nationalism" should be of interest to students and teachers of politics, sociology and history.
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