The recent uptick in nationalistic fervor, largely a response to the homogenizing impulse of globalist ideology, is not just being felt in the West. Elsewhere in the developing world, namely China, a national-interest driven framework guides their foreign policy.
U.S. Role In The World
China, America, and “Nationalism”
By Eric Li ● American Affairs ● 10/26/2017
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