He has a newer book out, which I want to read but I haven't got around to as yet:

The Collapse of Globalism: And the Reinvention of the World

I guess it runs along the themes in this article and other recent ones he has published.

I'm uneasy with the conflation of different types of nationalism. Economic nationalism in the "First World" can maybe said to be "resurgent" but I strongly feel that all those things like resource wars, ethnic tension, etc. never ebbed in the first place, so to class them as resurgent leads to faulty analysis. This is a big topic though, so I'll stop here for now.