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- DictionaryCivic nationalism
noun
- 1. a political attitude of devotion to and vigorous support for one's country combined with a feeling of shared community with fellow citizens, especially as contrasted with a similar attitude based on ethnicity, race, or religion: "the magazine has promoted the idea of civic nationalism"
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5 days ago · That nationalism grew in the U.K. alongside an ... “Public ownership and access to world-class paintings and art is just as vitally important now for a thriving civic society as it was in 1824 ...
3 days ago · The foundations of European nationalist theory had directly associated nationalism with an unbroken lineage to tribes in the distant past. The German scholar Johann Gottfried Herder, known as the father of nationalism, gave a very detailed account of the importance of tribalism to the nation, its identity, and self-perception.
6 hours ago · Wehner wrote that eight years ago. It still applies. And although extremist right-wing nationalism and populism are the biggest threats currently facing American (and European) democracy, extremism on the left never sleeps. The demonstrations against Israel currently roiling college campuses offer a vivid example.
4 days ago · He sees civic nationalism as a positive force that aligns with the exceptionalism of the ideals that founded the country. Key takeaways Civic nationalism, which is based on shared ideals rather than ethnicity or religion, is seen as a positive and unifying force in the American context, aligning with the country's founding principles.
2 days ago · The civil rights movement [b] was a social movement and campaign from 1954 to 1968 in the United States to abolish legalized racial segregation, discrimination, and disenfranchisement in the country.
- May 17, 1954 – August 1, 1968
- United States
2 days ago · This study examines rhetorical strategies and appraisal markers in the engagement of the Yoruba Nation (YN) secessionist agitation in Nairaland. Adopting the appraisal framework and Fairclough’s no...
5 days ago · This article offers an overview of the various explanations for this phenomenon. These explanations focus on Taiwanese identity, political aspirations for liberal democratic governance, and a “commitment problem” stemming from distrust of the People’s Republic of China (PRC).
