Who We Are: A History of Popular Nationalism
Robert H. Wiebe examines the history of popular nationalism and its role in shaping collective identity. Focusing on the relationship between national belonging and public life, this work provides historical context for understanding how nationalism has influenced the ways people see themselves and their communities.
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Who We Are explores the history of popular nationalism and its significance in public life.
Robert H. Wiebe examines how national identity has been understood and expressed by ordinary people.
The book considers nationalism as a historical force, offering context for the ways communities define belonging and collective identity.
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