Titlebook: Revisiting Nationalism; Theories and Process Alain Dieckhoff (senior research fellow),Christoph Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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The Languages of Nationalismmost solid, insensitive to the prevailing climate and to threats of dissolution in puta-tive postmodernism. More than elective affinities, this indestructible tie is a question of logic. If one accepts that nationalism is political—and that politics is language, then the nation, and as a consequence

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Nationalism and Violence in International Relationsish liberal thinker Lord Acton, who himself had an Austrian con-nection, was more optimistic as to the final outcome and slightly more academic but hardly more favourable, when he concluded his essay on Nationality with this paragraph: ‘Although the theory of nationality is more absurd and criminal

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Cosmopolitanism and Nationalism . defines a cosmopolitan as ‘a(chǎn)t home throughout the world or in many spheres of interest’. To what degree does cosmopolitanism, a somewhat theoretical ideal, constitute a serious option in the 21st century? And to what degree might it trump the more primordial type of loyalty that is associated wit

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