And so nationalism can tip towards which ever side that encourages either domestic involvement or non involvement. Again, any government in the modern world cannot function just by implementing a system of pure coercion. The more coercive action that is present in a nation, no more it is likely for individuals in a domestic nation refrain from committing themselves in getting involved with domestic and international affairs. A lot has to do with state power. The level of domestic commitment also imposes the question on the domestic population on how much they are willing to give up for domestic aspirations, as well as to what extent they are willing to go in order to achieve this goals. The bargaining hypothesis is used in order to explain
