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[[File:Ethnat.png]] [[Ethnic Nationalism]]<br>
[[File:Ethnat.png]] [[Ethnic Nationalism]]<br>
[[File:Culnat.png]] [[Cultral Nationalism]]<br>
[[File:Culnat.png]] [[Cultural Nationalism]]<br>
[[File:Lingnat.png]] [[Linguistic Nationalism]]<br>
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Nationalism holds that the nation is the natural and ideal basis for a polity, and thus that the nation is the only legitimate source of political power.
Nationalism holds that the nation is the natural and ideal basis for a polity, and thus that the nation is the only legitimate source of political power.


A core component of any Nationalist movement is the definition of the nation, the most common form of nationalism, especially in Europe and by most [[File:Native.png]] [[Indigenism|indigenous peoples]], is [[File:Volknat.png]] [[Volkish Nationalism]]. Other variations of nationalism also exist however, some define the nation by exclusively [[File:Ethnat.png]] [[Ethnic Nationalism|ethnicity]], [[File:Culnat.png]] [[Cultral Nationalism|culture]], [[File:Lingnat.png]] [[Linguistic Nationalism|language]], [[File:RelNat.png]] [[Religious Nationalism|religious affiliation]], or various definitions of the term [[File:Racenat.png]] [[Racial Nationalism|'race']]. Another definition of the nation, though usually discredited by other nationalists, is defining membership of the nation by those who [[File:Civnat.png]] [[Civic Nationalism|posess citizenship, adhere to liberal values, and recognize the authority of the state]].
A core component of any Nationalist movement is the definition of the nation, the most common form of nationalism, especially in Europe and by most [[File:Native.png]] [[Indigenism|indigenous peoples]], is [[File:Volknat.png]] [[Volkish Nationalism]]. Other variations of nationalism also exist however, some define the nation by exclusively [[File:Ethnat.png]] [[Ethnic Nationalism|ethnicity]], [[File:Culnat.png]] [[Cultural Nationalism|culture]], [[File:Lingnat.png]] [[Linguistic Nationalism|language]], [[File:RelNat.png]] [[Religious Nationalism|religious affiliation]], or various definitions of the term [[File:Racenat.png]] [[Racial Nationalism|'race']]. Another definition of the nation, though usually discredited by other nationalists, is defining membership of the nation by those who [[File:Civnat.png]] [[Civic Nationalism|posess citizenship, adhere to liberal values, and recognize the authority of the state]].


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A core component of any Nationalist movement is answering the question on how the nation should be defined. One of the most common national definitions, particularly in Europe and by [[File:Native.png]] [[Indigenism|indigenous peoples]], is [[File:Volknat.png]] [[Volkish Nationalism]], which usually combines ethnicity, culture, and linguistics; into what it sees as 'a people' or 'folk' (German: Volk) that is synonymous with the term 'nation'.
A core component of any Nationalist movement is answering the question on how the nation should be defined. One of the most common national definitions, particularly in Europe and by [[File:Native.png]] [[Indigenism|indigenous peoples]], is [[File:Volknat.png]] [[Volkish Nationalism]], which usually combines ethnicity, culture, and linguistics; into what it sees as 'a people' or 'folk' (German: Volk) that is synonymous with the term 'nation'.


Other variants of Nationalism also exist, these include, but are not limited to, defining the nation by exclusively [[File:Ethnat.png]] [[Ethnic Nationalism|ethnicity]], [[File:Culnat.png]] [[Cultral Nationalism|culture]], [[File:Lingnat.png]] [[Linguistic Nationalism|language]], [[File:RelNat.png]] [[Religious Nationalism|religious affiliation]], or various definitions of the term [[File:Racenat.png]] [[Racial Nationalism|'race']].  
Other variants of Nationalism also exist, these include, but are not limited to, defining the nation by exclusively [[File:Ethnat.png]] [[Ethnic Nationalism|ethnicity]], [[File:Culnat.png]] [[Cultural Nationalism|culture]], [[File:Lingnat.png]] [[Linguistic Nationalism|language]], [[File:RelNat.png]] [[Religious Nationalism|religious affiliation]], or various definitions of the term [[File:Racenat.png]] [[Racial Nationalism|'race']].  


Another definition of the nation, which has gained some momentum in the west lately, despite being discredited by the majority of other nationalists; is the idea that a nation can be defined through the state, and that the membership of the nation comes along with the membership of the state (citizenship). Since it is rooted in the state, this form of nationalism, called [[File:Civnat.png]] [[Civic Nationalism]], also requires affiliation with the state, and thus the recognition of its authority as well as the adoption of its values, which are usually [[File:Lib.png]] [[Liberalism|liberal]] in nature, hence the alternative name of 'Liberal Nationalism'.
Another definition of the nation, which has gained some momentum in the west lately, despite being discredited by the majority of other nationalists; is the idea that a nation can be defined through the state, and that the membership of the nation comes along with the membership of the state (citizenship). Since it is rooted in the state, this form of nationalism, called [[File:Civnat.png]] [[Civic Nationalism]], also requires affiliation with the state, and thus the recognition of its authority as well as the adoption of its values, which are usually [[File:Lib.png]] [[Liberalism|liberal]] in nature, hence the alternative name of 'Liberal Nationalism'.

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Nationalism is any ideology, idea, or movement, which holds that the nation should be congruent with the state, or any other sovereign polity / government for that matter.

The most important element of nationalism is the aim to create or maintain national sovereignty and self-determination over the nation's homeland, usually through the creation of a nation-state. National self-determination is a core component of nationalism, which holds that nations should govern themselves without outside interference.


Nationalism is especially concerned with the interests of a particular, usually its own, nation. The most primary of those interests are always the aforementioned national sovereignty and self-determination, more extreme forms of nationalism (known as Chauvinism) however, place the interests of their nation (incl. welfare) over those of all others, which can result in the suppression, exploitation, or colonization of other nations in order to serve the interests of its own nation. Completely opposed to the idea of exploiting other nations is Universal Nationalism, which holds that all nations are equal, and all nations equally deserve to a right to self-determination as well as national sovereignty over their homelands.

Nationalism holds that the nation is the natural and ideal basis for a polity, and thus that the nation is the only legitimate source of political power.

A core component of any Nationalist movement is the definition of the nation, the most common form of nationalism, especially in Europe and by most indigenous peoples, is Volkish Nationalism. Other variations of nationalism also exist however, some define the nation by exclusively ethnicity, culture, language, religious affiliation, or various definitions of the term 'race'. Another definition of the nation, though usually discredited by other nationalists, is defining membership of the nation by those who posess citizenship, adhere to liberal values, and recognize the authority of the state.


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Beliefs

Nationalism holds that the nation and state, or other sovereign polity, should be congruent and thus sovereign. It also holds that the nation is the only rightful source of political power.

Definition of the nation

A core component of any Nationalist movement is answering the question on how the nation should be defined. One of the most common national definitions, particularly in Europe and by indigenous peoples, is Volkish Nationalism, which usually combines ethnicity, culture, and linguistics; into what it sees as 'a people' or 'folk' (German: Volk) that is synonymous with the term 'nation'.

Other variants of Nationalism also exist, these include, but are not limited to, defining the nation by exclusively ethnicity, culture, language, religious affiliation, or various definitions of the term 'race'.

Another definition of the nation, which has gained some momentum in the west lately, despite being discredited by the majority of other nationalists; is the idea that a nation can be defined through the state, and that the membership of the nation comes along with the membership of the state (citizenship). Since it is rooted in the state, this form of nationalism, called Civic Nationalism, also requires affiliation with the state, and thus the recognition of its authority as well as the adoption of its values, which are usually liberal in nature, hence the alternative name of 'Liberal Nationalism'.

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