Endurance of Nationalism

In "Endurance of Nationalism," Aviel Roshwald presents a thought-provoking exploration of nationalism, challenging the common belief that it is solely a modern and fleeting phenomenon. This insightful study spans a vast historical timeline, examining the roots of nationalism from ancient Jewish and Greek societies to contemporary conflicts such as the Arab-Israeli struggle, Northern Irish tensions, and the complexities of Yugoslavia's past. Roshwald delves into significant political and cultural landmarks, including the contentious politics surrounding Jerusalem's Temple Mount and the intricate memory of the Alamo in Texas. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2006, this hardback edition encompasses 362 pages of rigorous analysis and engaging narratives. Ideal for readers interested in history, political ideologies, and the enduring power of nationalism, this book is a must-have for your collection.