Park Ui-gyeong: Nationalism, Living Today

It's been in the 21st century for over 20 years. 21st-century democracy has a nationalism, modern nationalism meets with democracy and lives today. Nationalism is sometimes the cause of conflict and war on a large scale in history, but many are found to work as a basis for stability and peace. The struggle that began with the promotion of nationalism has been settled in the name of the people, and the competition for democracy has been driven by conflict under the power of the nation. What is nationalism? Is it the devil's whispers that encourage conflict and struggle, or is it a community that calls for stability and peace? There is no answer to those questions. People are being attacked by terror, and peace is settled in the name of people. Nationalism or nationalism has no natural good or bad. It's the human beings who are there, us, who are involved in all of this. The Russian and Ukrainian wars are still on for two years in 2023. It doesn't seem like we should be planning an exit strategy. The Ukrainian War is a bit like the Korean War over 70 years ago. Nuclear weapons holding countries are true and still hard to use. Ukraine, against Russia, may have been acting as a substitute for Western power. This makes it difficult to finish the job, as it is not possible to do so. In the midst of this, Palestinian armed political firm Hamas attacked Israeli civilians. Israel, under attack, has launched a global war against Gaza, and Arab countries like Iran, Syria and Lebanon are calculating the battle.

Korean title: 민족주의, 오늘을 살다

Korean author: 박의경

Korean publisher: 전남대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788968499944