Foreign Affairs magazine, March/April 2019, Vol 98 No 2: The New Nationalism – Jill Lepore, Kwame Anthony Appiah, Andreas Wimmer, Robert Sapolsky; Fukuyama and his critics on identity politics
Foreign Affairs magazine, March/April 2019, Vol 98 No 2: The New Nationalism – Jill Lepore, Kwame Anthony Appiah, Andreas Wimmer, Robert Sapolsky; Fukuyama and his critics on identity politics
Foreign Affairs, March/April 2019 (Volume 98, Number 2), the bimonthly journal of international relations published by the Council on Foreign Relations, New York, edited by Gideon Rose – the 'New Nationalism' issue. Cover: 'The New Nationalism', a dramatic black-and-white photograph of a forest of raised fists, with the cover line 'Fukuyama & His Critics on Identity Politics'. The lead package of eight essays examines the return of nationalism as a force in world politics, from Trump's America and Brexit Britain to Europe, India and China: A New Americanism, by the Harvard historian Jill Lepore, on why a nation needs a national story; The Importance of Elsewhere, by the philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah, on patriotism and cosmopolitanism; Why Nationalism Works, by the sociologist Andreas Wimmer; False Flags, by Jan-Werner Müller, on the populist misuse of nationalism; This Is Your Brain on Nationalism, by the neuroscientist Robert Sapolsky, on the biology of us and them; Building a Better Nationalism, by the Israeli political theorist Yael Tamir; The Broken Bargain, by Jack Snyder, on nationalism, liberalism and the international order; and Blood for Soil, by Lars-Erik Cederman, on nationalism and war. The issue also carries responses to Francis Fukuyama's essay 'Against Identity Politics', with Fukuyama's reply, continuing one of the most widely discussed debates of the Trump era, alongside the magazine's regular essays, reviews and recent books section. About 191 pages, 17.5 x 25.5 cm, perfect bound. Barcode 9770015712090 (add-on 03). A key issue for students and readers of international relations, political science and current affairs, and for anyone following the debate over nationalism, populism and identity in the late 2010s. THEMES: nationalism, populism, identity politics, Francis Fukuyama, American politics, Brexit, liberal international order, political philosophy, Council on Foreign Relations, international relations journals.
Author: Gideon Rose (ed.)
Publisher: Foreign Affairs
Publication Date: 2019
Binding: Single Issue Magazine
Condition: Used - Like New