Nations and nationalism

• Series Editor's Preface

• Introduction

• Acknowledgements

• 1
• Definitions

• State and nation

• The nation

• 2
• Culture in Agrarian Society

• Power and culture in the agro-literature society

• The varieties of agrarian rulers

• 3
• Industrial Society

• The society of perpetual growth

• Social genetics

• The age of universal high culture

• 4
• The Transition to an Age of Nationalism

• A note on the weakness of nationalism

• Wild and garden culture

• 5
• What is a Nation

• The course of true nationalism never did run smooth

• 6
• Social Entropy and Equality in Industrial Society

• Obstacles to entropy

• Fissures and barriers

• A diversity of focus

• 7
• A Typology of Nationalisms

• The varieties of nationalist experience

• Diaspora nationalism

• 8
• The Future of Nationalism

• Industrial culture - one or many?

• 9
• Nationalism and Ideology

• Who is for Nuremberg?

• One nation, one state

• 10
• Conclusion

• What is not being said

• Summary

• Select bibliography

• Bilbliography of Ernest Gellner's writing: Ian Jarvie

• Index