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Discover 'The Nationalist Revival', a pivotal exploration of the resurgence of nationalism in contemporary society. This insightful trade paperback, published by Columbia Global Reports in 2019, investigates the reasons behind the dramatic rise of nationalist movements across the globe. From the political landscape of the United States under the Trump administration to the sway of right-wing populist parties in Europe, this book offers a comprehensive analysis of how nativism and xenophobia have resurfaced in nations such as France, the UK, Hungary, and beyond. Author Jan Zielonka, renowned for his previous work 'The Populist Explosion', delves deeply into the historical context of nationalism, tracing its roots back to the 1800s and examining whether today’s nationalism is a reaction to the failures of post-World War II institutions. He raises essential questions about the future: Are we on a path back to the divisive conflicts of the late 19th and early 20th centuries? Will the consequences of this nationalistic revival threaten global stability? This essential read is a must-have for anyone interested in contemporary political movements, populism, and the dynamics of nationalism in society. Equip yourself with knowledge about the intricate ties between politics and identity in this compelling analysis of modern nationalism.