Waves of War: Nationalism, State Formation, and Ethnic Exclusion in the Modern World

Andreas Wimmer

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Political Conflict and Governance Central European national history Global History, Politics, and Ideology

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1. Introduction and summary 2. The birth of the nation 3. The global rise of the nation-state 4. Nation-state formation and war 5. Ethnic politics and armed conflict 6. Can peace be engineered? 7. Conclusion Appendices.

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