Category Archives: Nationalism

Why Do We Have Mass Killers?

Posted on August 5, 2019 by Luke Ford

Rod Dreher writes: Can we blame Elizabeth Warren, socialism, anime, or the Devil, for Connor Betts’s massacre? No. What about Adam Lanza, the Sandy Hook killer? There was nothing political in his madness. He was autistic — but millions of … Continue reading →

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Black, White Or Christian?

Posted on July 29, 2019 by Luke Ford

Do people tend to become nicer when they become racial nationalists? My general sense of things is no. Do most Jews become nicer when they become Orthodox? No. By contrast, most people become nicer when they become Christian (or work … Continue reading →

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Nationalism & Relativism

Posted on July 22, 2019 by Luke Ford

Daniele Conversi wrote in 2002 (about Walker Connor’s classic work Ethnonationalism: The Quest For Understanding: Nationalist movements are often thought to manifest a solipsist attitude.Connor rightly points out the ‘general insensitivity that one national group and its leadership customarily exemplify … Continue reading →

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Ethnonationalism: The Quest for Understanding (Princeton University Press) By Walker Connor

Posted on July 9, 2019 by Luke Ford

Ethnonationalism: The Quest for Understanding by Walker Connor #270 7-1-19 Ethnonationalism: The Quest For Understanding (Princeton University Press) Walker Connor #271 7-2-19 Ethnonationalism: The Quest For Understanding By Walker Connor II #272 7-3-19 Ethnonationalism: The Quest For Understanding By Walker … Continue reading →

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Ethnonationalism: The Quest for Understanding by Walker Connor

Posted on July 1, 2019 by Luke Ford

Political Science professor Rupert Emerson defined nation: “the largest community, which when the chips are down, effectively commands men’s loyalty, overriding the claims both of lesser communities within it and those which cut across it or potentially enfold it within … Continue reading →

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