Nationalism.

The article reviews the book "Nationalism" by David Kaplan and Kathryn Hannum, emphasizing the geographical perspective needed to understand nationalism beyond political and sociological lenses. The book explores the connection between nationalism and territory, the role of maps and cartography, and the visibility of nationalism in everyday aspects like money and sports. While the book provides rich examples, it lacks in-depth analytical explanations and a clear connection between the nation-state and cultural groups. Overall, the book serves as a valuable reference for educators and students interested in exploring nationalism from a geographical standpoint. [Extracted from the article]