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Building a Better Nationalism
Reviewed by Yael Tamir
In her review of Yoram Hazony's book The Virtue of Nationalism, Yael Tamir suggests that the main problem today is a clash between nationalism and neoliberal globalism. Nationalists want states to intervene in the market to defend their citizens; their opponents favor freer trade and freer movement of people.
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