Nationalism doesn’t have to be a dirty word – by Yael (Yuli) Tamir, THE JAPAN TIMES
Effective global cooperation depends on strong individual nations.
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‘Germany Bought Israel’s Forgiveness With Money. Poland Couldn’t Offer You a Thing’ – by Yael (Yuli) Tamir, HAARETZ
'The lesson that the late Polish President Lech Kaczynski taught me about the Holocaust'
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Hands Off Clitoridectomy – by Yael (Yuli) Tamir, BOSTON REVIEW
"We should remind ourselves that women are not merely sexual agents, that their ability to lead rich and rewarding lives does not depend on the...
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Can nationalism be harnessed for good? – THE ECONOMIST Review
A book excerpt and interview with Yael Tamir, president of Shenkar College in Israel and a former politician.
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‘Why Nationalism’ Book review by David Conway, The JC
David Conway admires an audacious argument about how liberal we should be.
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‘Why Nationalism’ Book review by Ian Reifowitz, DAILY KOS
(TO THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE) Why nationalism, indeed? The concept is problematic enough, given that most nationalist movements and most governments that identify as nationalist have...
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‘How Liberals Can Use Nationalism for Good’ – Book review by Isaac Chotiner, THE NEW YORKER
'In the political scientist Yael Tamir’s view, a liberal version of nationalism is one of the only hopes of averting nationalism’s most destructive features, and...
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‘In Defense of Nationalism’ – by Yael (Yuli) Tamir, PROJECT SYNDICATE
'Like any political ideology, nationalism has many faces, some uglier than others – US President Donald Trump’s isolationist anti-globalism is a prime example. But other...
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Not all nationalism is lethal – by Yael (Yuli) Tamir, THE STAR
'Even intellectuals have lost the ability to hold a nuanced debate about nationalism’s virtues as well as its vices. But a recent book by the...