The nation-state may be making a comeback, and that is not good news
At the start of the millennium, I believed the next decades would herald the beginnings of greater global co-operation, a truly united Europe, and more post-national countries. Instead, we have seen an emerging backlash.
OTTAWA—Happy new year.
I am not going to add an exclamation mark: I am not sure if we should be greeting the coming year with expectations or fear. On that note, I thought I would begin this first month focusing on themes that could define the next decade, beginning with the nation-state.
To beg...
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