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Nationalism and the Limits of Global Humanism

Stephen Nathanson

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Abstract Can nationalism be good? Many people think not. They link nationalism with violence, hatred, racism, and xenophobia. These links are not just the products of overheated imaginations or paranoiac worries. They are real, and they make it easy to see why some people reject all forms of nationalism as immoral, illegitimate, and undesirable.

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Abstract Can nationalism be good? Many people think not. They link nationalism with violence, hatred, racism, and xenophobia. These links are not just the products of overheated imaginations or paranoiac worries. They are real, and they make it easy to see why some people reject all forms of nationalism as immoral, illegitimate, and undesirable.

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Abstract Can nationalism be good? Many people think not. They link nationalism with violence, hatred, racism, and xenophobia. These links are not just the products of overheated imaginations or paranoiac worries. They are real, and they make it easy to see why some people reject all forms of nationalism as immoral, illegitimate, and undesirable.

Key concepts: Xenophobia, Hatred, Nationalism, Racism, Humanism, Sociology, Aesthetics, Religious studies

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