In “Nationalism: A World History,” Eric Storm examines how nations became the dominant form of political organization of our era.

World War One lasted for four years, from 1914 – 1918, and resulted in the deaths of millions of people. The causes for the war were far from simple and many of the reason dated back decades ...

The end of World War II saw perhaps the most rapid expansion of nationalism in human history, with more than 50 new countries born in Africa, and others in Asia, the Caribbean and the South Pacific.

Nationalism threatens the world order on facebook (opens in a new window) ... After the first world war, alas, the Senate repudiated the League of Nations and so the US withdrew.

Is there a corner of the world untouched—or as some would put it, unsullied—by nationalism? Our own president-elect has called himself a nationalist, a most un-American locution, when you ...