Undercurrent: A Critique and Reflection on Narrow Nationalism

Author: Le Shan
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: From China Can Say No to The Demonization of China, China's Path in the Shadow of Globalization, Beyond Conventional Warfare, and up to The Last Line of Defense: From the Yilin Incident, the bombing of the Chinese embassy in South Sudan, the Hainan Island incident, the Vietnam flag incident, the Luo Gang incident, the Northwest University insult-national incident, to the recent incident of disrupting A-Mei's concert; nationalism has always been a focal topic in Chinese society, stirring up waves at every turn. Among these statements and events, there are indeed extremist and narrow-minded remarks and actions. From 10 years ago to today, there has been a lack of systematic, comprehensive, rational, and profound criticism of narrow nationalism in books. This book is dedicated to filling this gap, compiling articles by numerous experts and scholars such as Li Shenzhi, Ma Licheng, Qin Hui, Zhu Xueqin, and Liu Junning, who critique and reflect on narrow nationalism from three aspects: diplomacy, warfare, and globalization. Finally, the book offers unique answers on how to build nationalism.