The process of globalisation in the late nineteenth century had a
profound effect on the trajectories of German nationalism. While
the existing literature on the subject has largely remained within
the confines of national history, Sebastian Conrad uses the example
of mobility and labour migration to show to what extent German
nationalism was transformed under the auspices of global
integration. Among the effects of cross border circulation were the
emergence of diasporic nationalism, the racialisation of the
nation, the implementation of new border regimes, and the hegemony
of ideological templates that connected nationalist discourse to
global geopolitics. Ranging from the African colonies, China and
Brazil to the Polish speaking territories in Eastern Europe, this
groundbreaking book demonstrates that the dynamics of German
nationalism were not only negotiated in the Kaiserreich but also
need to be situated in the broader context of globalisation before
the First World War.
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