The New Nationalism. Implications for Transatlantic Relations

Content: 
Pergamon Titles of Related Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword, Page vii, Werner Link, Werner Feld
Acknowledgements, Page ix
1 - Introduction, Pages 1-5, Werner Link
2 - What is the New Nationalism or Is There a New Nationalism?, Pages 6-22, James Caporaso
3 - The Nation-State and the Coordination of Foreign Policies, Pages 25-44, F.S. Northedge
4 - Coordinating Foreign Policies: Problems Within the Atlantic Alliance, Pages 45-60, Wolfram F. Hanrieder
5 - Reflections on the Papers by Professors Northedge and Hanrieder, Pages 61-65, E.O. Czempiel
6 - The New Economic Nationalism and the Coordination of Economic Policies, Pages 66-86, Edward L. Morse
7 - Quebec Foreign Policy? Canada and Ethno-Regionalism, Pages 89-105, Robert J. Jackson, Abina M. Dann
8 - Quebec Nationalism: Some Levels of Socio-Political Analysis, Pages 106-113, Panayotis Soldatos
9 - Sub-National Regionalism or Sub-State Nationalism: The Irish Case, Pages 114-118, J.J. Lee
10 - Trans-National Policy in a Sub-Regional Context: The Case of Scotland, Pages 119-125, Charles R. Foster
11 - Ethno-Regional Movements, International Alliances, and NATO, Pages 126-136, Guy Heraud
12 - Theory or Illusion? The New Nationalism As a System Concept, Pages 137-151, Walter Goldstein
Index, Pages 153-161
About the Editors and Contributors, Pages 163-165