nationalism

Nationalism related to the identity and interests of the United States.

Nationalism that seeks to create or maintain a sovereign nation-state.

Refers to nationalism that has widespread support among the general population.

Policies that prioritize domestic control of the economy, labor, and capital formation.

Nationalism focused on the political and cultural unity of Arab peoples.

Describes nationalism that is expansionist or hostile towards other nations.

Nationalism defined by shared culture, rather than race or ethnicity.

Refers to a very strong and often intolerant form of national identity.

Nationalism in which the nation is defined by a shared religion.

Refers to nationalism that uses military or forceful methods to achieve its goals.

Nationalism that is separate from religious identity or influence.

Indicates nationalism advocating for fundamental or revolutionary societal change.

Nationalism aimed at overthrowing an existing political order to establish a new nation-state.

A form of nationalism advocating for the unity and self-determination of Black people.

Similar to 'growth of', often implying a more rapid or significant emergence.

Used to describe the increasing influence or prevalence of nationalist ideas.

Describes the revival of nationalism after a period of decline.

Synonymous with 'resurgence', indicating a return to prominence.

A metaphor for a powerful and overwhelming wave of nationalist feeling.