Global Matrix: Nationalism, globalism and state-terrorism
Pluto Press, $52.95 pb, 304 pp, 0745322905
Nationalism with a global face
Books on globalisation abound, to the point that it has become difficult to say anything new about the issues at stake. But despite this challenge, Tom Nairn and Paul James manage to add substance to the debate. They do so by rethinking the relationship between nationalism and globalisation. The defining feature of this engagement is the authors’ attempt to circumvent what they believe is a very polarised debate.
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Global Matrix: Nationalism, globalism and state-terrorism
by Tom Nairn and Paul James
Pluto Press, $52.95 pb, 304 pp, 0745322905
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