Chapter 1 Introduction: Nationalism as Belief and as Doctrine Chapter 2 National Identity and Political Autonomy Chapter 3 Peoples and Nations in International Law Chapter 4 Cultural Rights and the Ethics of Self-Determination Chapter 5 Consent Theory and Democratic Self-Determination Chapter 6 The Nation-State as an Ethical Community Chapter 7 The Contradictions of Liberal Nationalism Chapter 8 Conclusion: Self-Determination Without Nationalism
Omar Dahbour is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Hunter College, CUNY. He co-edited The Nationalism Reader (with Micheline Ishay, 1995).
An important and persuasive study of the highly influential
doctrine of national self-determination. Dahbour subjects claims
that groups have a right to a state of their own to lucid
philosophical examination, and gives the concept of nationalism the
moral scrutiny it deserves.
*Virginia Held, City University of New York*
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