Milletler ve Milliyetçilik

The book covers a transformative era for nations, but I'm curious about what motivated this specific starting point and how it shapes the overall narrative.

Some claims about national identity challenged my assumptions and made me think about how myths influence modern politics. Did these resonate with others?

The balance between these forces seems delicate and often contradictory. I'm interested in how the book navigates their interplay over the centuries.