The historical evolution of modern nationalism
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1931
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 327
Subjects: Nationalism; Politics and government
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: I. Introduction: Nationalism and internationalism; title: To grotius: Old style; title: From Grotius to Bentham: New style; title: II. Humanitarian nationalism; title: The "Enlightenment"; title: Bolingbroke; title: Rousseau; title: Herder; title: Humanitarianism and the French Revolution; title: Humanitarianism and national self-determination; title: III. Jacobin nationalism; title: The "Jacobins"; title: General characteristics; title: The new agencies; title: "Seculariztion"; title: Under Napoleon; title: IV. Traditional nationalism; title: The "reaction"; title: Burke; title: Bonald; title: Schlegel; title: General characteristics; title: Under Metternich; title: Liberal nationalism; title: Bentham; title: General characteristics and post-Benthamite evolution; title: Guizot; title: Welcker; title: Mazzini; title: In wars of national liberation; title: VI. Integral nationalism; title: "Integral," the word and the thing; title: Comte; title: Taine; title: Barres; title: Maurras; title: Pioneers of Fascism; title: Perversion of liberal nationalism; title: VII. Economic factors in nationalism; title: The "industrial revolution"; title: Economic liberalism; title: Socialism; title: National economists: Fichte, List, Rodbertus, and the historical school; title: Economic nationalism; title: VIII. Conclusion: Some questions concerning nationalism; title: Why the vogue?; title: An inevitable and circuitous evolution? War or peace?