Nations that fail economically gradually become Hyper-Nationalistic.
To name a few over the last century and in recent cases studied up to now included the 3rd Reich, Italy, possibly Imperial Japan due to USA Sanctions before WW2, USSR, and India and the USA(as seen under Trump).
Definitely, #China, as we study its example in a Political Science Masterclass, has become more and more nationalistic, since 79
The recent spade of CoronaVirus coupled with President Xi's style of governance will lead Chinese rhetoric to create more nationalistic hyperbole!
Also, Malaysia, which was largely a lame-duck nation with hardly any notable say on any sort of geostrategy or geopolitical matters, became extremely right-wing and Ultra-Nationalistic under @chedetofficial when the 1997 AFC- Asian Financial Crisis, swept away most of the region
DR M is still resentful of how Hedge Funds made money by short-selling Malaysian and other SE Asian Markets.
One man he blames, in particular, is George Soros, who runs the infamous Quantum Fund, which exploits macroeconomic arbitrage opportunities.
I believe #Modi's India is a blatant e.g. of how Hindu #Supremacist Dogma, Gowalkar's Fascism, laissez-faire capitalism, mixed with Hindi Speaking superiority complex racism and hyper nationalistic overtones, has completely mauled Indian Secularism and Socialism Inspired Policies
Indian right-wing economic mantras might be theoretically correct from a Positivist Economics Perspective, but, the Value-Fact Dichotomy Argument as described by Hillary Putnam remains
BJP and Sangh Parivar perpetuates a narrowly defined premise that is supported by the #Brahmans
The result is that India has estranged most of her neighbours by putting herself in a tight spot.
India under Modi has become an embarrassment and charade, which has damaged the pragmatic economic reforms undertaken by the Congress Government back in the early 1990s.
#Pluralism
In Latin America, the case of Argentina is the most interesting and vivid of how a nation under a #Neoliberal Economic Framework can turn into a failed state.
Argies will become more and more nationalistic over the Falkland Islands, as times goes on.
In Africa, the resurgence of Negro hyper-nationalism is on the rise against the White Farming Communities!
Nevertheless, we see a gradual withdrawal of revolutionary diatribe from the scholarly debating circles in the Post-Apartheid Era.
Of course, the surge of Brexit Nationalism and related Hypervilly in the UK is a direct consequence of the ERM Crisis of 1992.
English, in particular, became more belligerent and anti-European as the British Currency lost value after the exchange rate mechanism created a crisis

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