Yoram Hazony on the Virtue of Nationalism

Yoram Hazony discusses his book, The Virtue of Nationalism, with host Russ Roberts. He argues that nationalism, for all its flaws, is better than a global system of governance. While the competition between nationalist states can lead to violence, the opportunity for each nation to pursue its own policies creates the benefits that trial-and-error innovation create in the marketplace. He also points out the dangers of global government systems and argues that U.S. military dominance and various international institutions such as European Union and the International Criminal Court have been growing in power.