National identities, the modernists hold, are retrofitted onto the primordial past by modern states. As Storm puts it, “Nations are the product of nationalism and not the other way around.” ...

Two new books offer sweeping critiques of the modern nation-state and the Westphalian international order, each making the case for new forms of supranational cooperation to cope with escalating ...

Meanwhile, the Russian Orthodox Church has supported nationalist movements that blame Jews for Bolshevism and modern liberalism. While Christian nationalism claims to defend religious values ...

Yasin Akgul/AFP] Since the establishment of the modern republic by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk in 1923, Turkish nationalism has been largely defined by secular symbols that lean away from religion and ...

Visions of a local-planetary replacement for the nation-state system might be dismissed as implausible, but the modern nation-state is less than a century old. It is obviously vulnerable.