From WSJopinion: Nationalism is enjoying a resurgence, even among intellectuals, but its old problems persist, writes BillGalston
Suddenly, it seems, nationalism is being discussed everywhere, as in the conference on “national conservatism” I attended this week in Washington. The term is used to explain, and often to justify, the success of the Brexit referendum in the U.K., the election of Donald Trump in the U.S., and increasing skepticism about international institutions and norms throughout the West.
Nationalism, proponents argue, has nothing to do with aggression against others. Instead it points inward, to the desire of every nation to be left...
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