num_pages: 114
description: The late Ernest Gellner's last book exploes Nationalism, tracing its origins in the industrial revolution and drawing on the influence of philosophy. He contrasts nationalism with religious fundamentalism in a debate that remains of continuing importance to modern politics and international relations.
language: English
title: Nationalism
titlecomplete: Nationalism (Master Minds S.)
genres: Sociology, History, Anthropology, Philosophy, Politics, Social Science, Nonfiction, Political Science
ratings_count: 118
publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicolson