In Defense of National Partiality: An Argument Refuting Claims of Nationalism’s Inherent Immorality

Is any degree of national partiality morally justified in the 21st century? Is the nationstate an outdated entity in need of amending? Do liberal criticisms of national partiality adequately demonstrate its supposed immorality? This paper explores these subjects in greater detail with the primary aim of proving national partiality’s status as a morally justifiable philosophical concept, akin to the upholding of important social contracts