| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Glenda Sluga???s new book in particular seeks to reintegrate internationalism into the history of nationalism, highlighting the ???long, intimate, conceptual past shared by the national and the international as entangled ways of thinking about modernity, progress, and politics.???[1] Nationalism was a key component of dominant nineteenth-century strands of internationalism (and their twentieth-cen
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