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Nationalism

Five Roads to Modernity

by Liah Greenfeld · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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She wrote A Trilogy on nationalism named Leah greenfeld recommend her books her first book is called nationalism.
Michael Shellenberger · The Tucker Carlson Show · Jan 2025 Listen at 1:10:53

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Nationalism by Liah Greenfeld is a foundational sociological study exploring the historical emergence and global transformation of national identity. On The Tucker Carlson Show episode titled Tucker Carlson and Michael Shellenberger Break Down the California Fires, broadcast on January 14, 2025, Michael Shellenberger recommended the book. Shellenberger pointed out that the author, Liah Greenfeld, wrote a comprehensive trilogy on nationalism and explicitly recommended reading her books, noting that her first book is called Nationalism. The recommendation was integrated into a wider discussion concerning societal structures, collective identity, and the modern political landscape. Shellenberger highlighted Greenfeld's scholarly contribution as essential reading for understanding how national consciousness developed and shaped the modern world. By drawing attention to the first installment of this trilogy, the speaker directed his audience toward a rigorous academic framework capable of explaining the deep historical roots of patriotic sentiment, civic belonging, and the ideological forces that continue to animate political loyalty and state formation in contemporary global affairs.

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