0 being too proud of your own country: --
a nationalistic viewpoint
1 strongly supporting your country or its political independence: --
Evidently, perestroika, contrary to the expectations of its architects, triggered nationalistic forces.
Unfortunately, the impulse was not only nationalistic but antiquarian.
More important, its activities can clearly be defined as nationalistic, for its leaders openly asked for independence, or at least autonomy.
The reactions in both countries showed a similar nationalistic attitude by the public, influenced by the political circumstances of marine rivalry.
By the early 1980s, governments began to realise that this nationalistic, interventionist policy fashion was no longer tenable.
This nationalistic tendency embraced anti-oppression and antiimperialism as causes.
Nationalistic claims and ethnocentrism had to be rejected.
Is linguistic imperialism the non-military manifestation of over-inflated nationalistic pride?
