"...a welcome and important addition to [the] literature....The
contribution to this book are uniformly
firstrate.....Excellent."--American Political Science Review
"The essays are usually gems of sustained philosophical analysis,
and there are facts and arresting bon mots essential to the
arguments."--Choice
"At a time when talk of nationalism conjures up images of bloodshed
and despair in Bosnia or Chechnya, it is good to be reminded that
there is a non-violent and non-xenophobic nationalism that can
stand a scrupulous moral investigation. These essays do not answer
all the questions that beset citizens who wish to reconcile their
duties to humanity with their love of their own country--but they
certainly advance the debate."--Alan Ryan, New College,
Oxford
"A first-rate collection. The contributions are of uniformly high
quality; they represent a broad range of contemporary philosophical
perspectives; and they form an unusually coherent whole....As
stimulating a survey of the subject as any philosophical reader
could reasonably hope to find between the covers of a single
volume."--Charles R. Beitz, Bowdoin College
"These are important essays on important questions: they place
issues that are of central practical importance in a theoretical
context that illuminates them. Even when I do not agree with them,
I find them helpful in framing the issues."--K. Anthony Appiah,
Harvard University
"...a welcome and important addition to [the] literature....The
contribution to this book are uniformly
firstrate.....Excellent."--American Political Science Review
"The essays are usually gems of sustained philosophical analysis,
and there are facts and arresting bon mots essential to the
arguments."--Choice
"At a time when talk of nationalism conjures up images of bloodshed
and despair in Bosnia or Chechnya, it is good to be reminded that
there is a non-violent and non-xenophobic nationalism that can
stand a scrupulous moral investigation. These essays do not answer
all the questions that beset citizens who wish to reconcile their
duties to humanity with their love of their own country--but they
certainly advance the debate."--Alan Ryan, New College,
Oxford
"A first-rate collection. The contributions are of uniformly high
quality; they represent a broad range of contemporary philosophical
perspectives; and they form an unusually coherent whole....As
stimulating a survey of the subject as any philosophical reader
could reasonably hope to find between the covers of a single
volume."--Charles R. Beitz, Bowdoin College
"These are important essays on important questions: they place
issues that are of central practical importance in a theoretical
context that illuminates them. Even when I do not agree with them,
I find them helpful in framing the issues."--K. Anthony Appiah,
Harvard University
"This collection is essential reading for anyone working on
Nationalism, Cosmopolitanism, or related areas. The combination of
an all-star cast and consistently good papers means that this
collection is destined to be one of the most read and cited in the
area."--Australasian Journal of Philosophy
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