0 a sense of pride in the history, culture, achievements etc of one’s nation -- nationalisme
1 the desire to bring the people of one’s nation together under their own government -- nationalisme
Scottish nationalism.
He singled out ' ' frustrated nationalisms ' ' as the ' ' common ingredient ' ' linking all manifestations of the paranoid style.
We speculate on how this difference affected the development of the two nationalisms, relating this difference to their inclusive or exclusive nature.
If nationalism's promises of altruism and unity are so often contradicted by evidence of its moral flaws, how does this bode for the ideology's future?
He proposes to look at the distinctive forms and dynamics of those nationalisms that have emerged in the wake of the nationalisation of political space.
By using minorities in other states as a means of nationalist politics these nationalisms create a high risk of confrontations.
Stated simply, therefore, the problem was how to reconcile local nationalisms with wider participation in the empire.
Studies of individual agency are crucial in the face of a theoretical literature that all too often describes nationalisms in terms of unspecified actors.
In multinational states, formal economic solidarity expressed by the welfare state is rarely congruent with sub-state nationalism's sense of cultural and linguistic solidarity.
