Podcasts that mention 📚 The Virtue of Nationalism by Yoram Hazony

um look the the reason that I um that I bothered with the historical chapters in in the conservatism book is is because I I think there's a a um a widespread misunderstanding about about conservative thinkers about Fortescue and Selden and Burke

The guest refers to the historical chapters within his book to explain his reasoning.

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The book that I reference in the chapter, "The Virtue of Nationalism" by Yoram Hazony his whole argument is that every nation should be able to set it's own laws...

Dave Rubin mentions this book by Yoram Hazony as one he references in his own book, discussing its argument about nation-states.

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Yeah, did you by any chance read that book that I've got right there? Yoram Hazony, "The Virtue of Nationalism"?

Dave Rubin asks Rick Grenell if he has read this book by Yoram Hazony, describing its basic premise.

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It's not purely, like when people say that, you wanna spread democracy, there's somehow it means this sort of financial thing or capitalist thing, but it actually is, I mean I don't know if you read "Virtue in Nationalism" by Yoram Hazony, it's like, strong nations actually, strong democratic nations, that's what actually brings peace.

Dave Rubin mentions reading the book 'Virtue in Nationalism' by Yoram Hazony in the context of discussing how strong democratic nations bring peace.

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joining me today is the president of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem the director of the John Templeton Foundation project in Jewish philosophical theology and the author of several books including the virtue of nationalism

The host introduces the guest, Yoram Hazony, and mentions he is the author of several books, specifically naming 'the virtue of nationalism'.

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