Nationalism and Modernism

This comprehensive study examines key theoretical interpretations of nationalism, analyzing both modernist perspectives and alternative paradigms. It covers influential thinkers such as Gellner, Hobsbawm, and Giddens, alongside alternative views from van den Bergh, Geertz, Armstrong, and Smith. By addressing these diverse arguments, the book offers a nuanced understanding of nationalism's complexities, making it a significant contribution to the field after decades of limited exploration.