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Indeed, while the demands of millenarians can never be met, thus leaving repression as the only means to deal with them, nationalism may be (and often is) effectively addressed through political means: when the legitimate and more widely shared nationalist goals are met, the radical fringe often loses its wider appeal and withers away.
Frighteningly, groups like Al Qaeda can claim the mantle of popular nationalism as a means of pursuing their ultimate utopian aims.
The voices of protectionism and nationalism are gaining strength, and governments are increasingly pursuing policy goals through unilateral or ad hoc measures, rather than by working together.
Germany’s deeply embedded commitment to Europe and insistence on constitutionalism reflect its profound effort to understand what went wrong during the interwar period, the consequences of racism and extreme nationalism, and the legacy of Nazi crimes.
Centrists should stand – in the useful nomenclature of the Financial Times columnist Philip Stephens – for patriotism and against nationalism.
Asian Nationalism at SeaCAMBRIDGE – Will war break out in the seas of East Asia?
The revival of extreme nationalism in East Asia is both worrisome and understandable.
Instead, it bases its legitimacy on rapid economic growth and ethnic Han nationalism.
Time and again, nationalism and shortsighted politics have trumped reason.
To read the Daily Mail or the Sun in the last few years was to encounter a kind of atavistic nationalism – often backed by blatant lies – on a scale rarely seen in other European countries.
For their part, the leaders those who opposed the EU, such as former London Mayor Boris Johnson, who led the “Leave” campaign, simply continued to apply a tried and true formula: stoking the fires of fear-based nationalism.
This offered some protection to minorities at a time of rising ethnic nationalism.
This aristocratic tradition of standing above the narrow strains of ethnic nationalism may be the best argument to hang on to royalty a little longer.
A US that moves toward isolationist nationalism will remain the world’s most powerful country by a wide margin; but it will no longer guarantee Western countries’ security or defend an international order based on free trade and globalization.
And in Europe, the crypts of nationalism have been opened; in time, they will once again release their demons upon the continent – and the world.
If the Chinese Communist Party feels threatened by a public frustrated with insufficient political participation and enduring social repression, it could slip into competitive nationalism, upending the already-delicate regional status quo.
After all, this is a president who campaigned on a platform of “America first” nationalism, bet on the far-right French populist Marine Le Pen, and applauded the outcome of the Brexit referendum, even musing that other countries should consider following the UK out of the EU.
Let the Jews have a homeland, they argued in language derived from the Italian risorgimento, from Polish nationalism, from romantic literature.
Some felt it a "luxury of remembrance" to call into question the values of nationalism.
Communism's defeat left a huge black hole in communities' souls, which is now being filled with nationalism, bigotry, and Western consumerism.
These developments both reflect and reinforce heightened nationalism throughout the region.
Is there a relationship between football (and sports in general) and a spirit of nationalism and militarism?
Nationalism, Immigration, and Economic SuccessCAMBRIDGE – One of the central challenges facing the world’s advanced economies is slowing growth.
So, it stands to reason that the past decade of sluggish growth has contributed to the surge of a damaging form of populist nationalism that is taking hold in a growing number of countries.
As in the darker decades of the twentieth century, today’s nationalism takes the form of heightened opposition to immigration and – to a lesser degree – free trade.
Making matters worse, today’s toxic nationalism will exacerbate the economic slowdown that fueled its emergence.
Turning this vicious circle into a virtuous one – in which increased openness drives faster growth – will depend, at least in part, on making immigration more compatible with inclusionary forms of nationalism.
But that clearly is not the only factor behind the rise of populist nationalism.
In the US, in particular, that is the vision of immigration and inclusive nationalism that we should be working toward – including the better soccer team.
At least for a while, the chauvinism, alienation, and despair that have dominated this era of populist nationalism seemed to be forgotten.
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