What is nationalism in IR and what kind of question they could ask? I have Goldstein's Book, not getting enough from this book about Nationalism. Any help would be highly appreciated.
Plus, do mention the book that covers whole the course and elaborates in good manner.

Thanks!

Have a look at "International Relations by Caravan Publishers".
Dont know about everyone else but this book is compiled keeping in view the updated syllabus and every topic is covered in it in an elaborate manner.

Instead of wasting time in locally-produced mediocre books, kindly go for Baylis' book "Globalization of World Politics". It will surely SUFFICE you.

@Abdul Mateen Sindhu I have downloaded this book along with some other, mostly I go for a topic in different books and internet to make my own notes, in this way more diverse kind of data I fetch about the given topic.

Thanks!

Due to your query i also prepared this topic so here is my humble knowledge of the topic 'Nationalism'. It cannot be discussed as stand alone point, we will have to discuss it in a co-relation with IR other topics.

• Nationalism frequently cuts across traditional tribal, cultural, language group and ethnic community boundaries
• modern states are based on popular consent through an expression of national will -albeit nationalism has been the basis for effective govt. without democratic institutions or the rule of law

Terms are given below which could be discussed according to the text after dash. Ofcourse there is no sequence in these points, one could arrange them according to examples.

• Economic Nationalism - mercantilist policies
• Cultural Nationalism - anticolonial movements
• Dictatorship or Ethnic Domination - e.g. U.S foreign policy to suppress democratic forces that could challenge pro-US dictators like in Hispanic Central, Nicaragua, Iran and Middle East
• Nationalism under Fascism
• Role of Nationalism in French Revolution that shaped modern Europe
• Role of Nationalism in Modern Europe and US
• Jingoism or extreme patriotism
• Role of narrative in nationalism

Thanks Saniam!