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The Virtue of Nationalism

Book • 2018
In 'The Virtue of Nationalism,' Yoram Hazony presents a case for the nation-state as the optimal form of government, emphasizing its role in protecting personal and collective freedom.

He argues that nationalism, based on bonds of mutual loyalty to a shared culture and history, provides social cohesion and trust necessary for civil and political liberties.

Hazony contrasts nationalism with both historical empires and modern forms of global governance, such as the United Nations, which he sees as imposing a universal standard that is intolerant of cultural differences.

The book explores the historical roots of nationalism, particularly in the context of English, Dutch, and American Protestantism, and argues that a world of independent nations is more conducive to peace and freedom than a globalist or imperialist system.

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Mentioned in 9 episodes

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Ezra Klein
as a book that became a sensation on the right and seeks to reimagine belonging.
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Lex Fridman
in the context of a debate about nationalism.
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Marc Andreessen
for his argument that global governance is anti-diversity and that being pro-diversity should mean being pro-nationalism.
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Yoram Hazony
as a book explaining why people should be nationalists.
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Freddie Sayers
as part of the founding of the nationalism movement.
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Lex Fridman
in the introduction as one of the speakers in the podcast.
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Recommended by Stephen Bannon as one of the foundational texts in the nationalist movement.
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Andrew Klavan
as an influential book in the conservative movement, advocating for the importance of the nation-state.
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Won the Conservative Book of the Year Award from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute for 2019.
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Mentioned by Michael Knowles as a relevant book on conservative vision.
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Dave Rubin
as a book that explains his views on nationalism.
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Emily Jashinsky
as a book that influenced the national conservative movement.
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Winston Marshall
as the main topic of discussion, stemming from
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Yoram Hazony
's influential 2016 article.
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Ezra Klein
as a book that became influential on the American right.
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Mark Bauerlein
as the book being discussed in the conversation, focusing on nationalism.
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Mentioned as the movement headed by Yeram Hazoni, who has a somewhat different vision of the original sin of the United States.
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Nils Wegner
as a book arguing that the nation state is the biblical original form of human statehood.
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Wspomniana przez Andrew Michtę jako książka argumentująca, że poczucie wspólnoty narodowej jest podstawowe.
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Yoram Hazony
, who discusses the reissue of the book with additions and revisions.
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Wspomniana przez Andrew Michtę jako książka, która zdobyła nagrodę Conservative Book of the Year.
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