Nacionalismo : Una historia mundial

A definitive study of nationalism that dissects the patterns and dynamics that have turned it into a surging global phenomenon. Historian Eric Storm sheds light on contemporary nationalist movements by exploring their global evolution—from their rise in the eighteenth century to the current resurgence of nationalist ideas. The birth of the nation-state granted citizenship rights to some while excluding a multitude of "others," even as nationalist ideas spread through politics and culture. Storm demonstrates how nationalism has permeated every sphere of society, mapping its dissemination across the press, television, and social media. By tracing these trends across various countries, he shows that the defining moments of this phenomenon have unfolded on a global scale. This ideological trend has shaped the nationalization of culture as well as key sectors such as diplomacy and the military, playing a decisive role over the centuries in transforming both geopolitics and people's everyday lives.