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The Twentieth Century, A Time Of Profound Disillusionment With Nationalism, Was Also The Great Age Of Internationalism. To The Twenty-first-century Historian, The Period From The Late Nineteenth Century Until The End Of The Cold War Is Distinctive For Its Nationalist Preoccupations, While Internationalism Is Often Construed As The Purview Of Ideologues And Idealists, A Remnant Of Enlightenment-era Narratives Of The Progress Of Humanity Into A Global Community. Glenda Sluga Argues To The Contrary, That The Concepts Of Nationalism And Internationalism Were Very Much Entwined Throughout The Twentieth Century And Mutually Shaped The Attitudes Toward Interdependence And Transnationalism That Influence Global Politics In The Present Day. Internationalism In The Age Of Nationalism Traces The Arc Of Internationalism Through Its Rise Before World War I, Its Apogee At The End Of World War Ii, Its Reprise In The Global Seventies And The Post-cold War Nineties, And Its Decline After 9/11.^ Drawing On Original Archival Material And Contemporary Accounts, Sluga Focuses On Specific Moments When Visions Of Global Community Occupied The Liberal Political Mainstream, Often Through The Maneuvers Of I

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Author

Glenda Sluga

Publisher

University of Pennsylvania Press, Inc.

Published

2013

Language

EN

ISBN

9780812244847

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Political Science, Government & Politics

Rating

3.33 / 5 (8 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14