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The Virtue of Nationalism: The Philosophical Case for Independent Nation-States
"The virtue of nationalism is the principle that the world is best governed when nations are permitted to chart their own independent courses, cultivating their unique traditions and laws without interference from universalist empires. This political philosophy asserts that national independence fosters internal social cohesion, protects cultural diversity, and provides a necessary check against the homogenization of globalist or imperial rule. The concept of nationalism has undergone a significant intellectual revival, most notably through the work of political theorist Yoram Hazony. In his seminal work, The Virtue of Nationalism, Hazony argu..."
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