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The 55 pages that link to Arab nationalism, each with the reason it gives.

• IslamismCompared with: It offered a secular or non-Islamist basis for political unity that competed with Islamism.

• Egyptian nationalismCompared with: It overlaps with Egyptian nationalism but defines the nation at a broader scale.

• Sykes–Picot AgreementRelated: The agreement became a symbol of foreign partition opposed by Arab nationalist movements.

• Yasser ArafatRelated: Its influence shaped the regional politics in which Arafat first organized.

• Arab RevoltNarrower topic: Nationalist ideas supplied one language for the revolt’s claims, alongside Hashemite dynastic aims.

• United Arab RepublicNarrower topic: The union was one of the movement’s most ambitious attempts to turn shared identity into statehood.

• Pan-ArabismRelated: Pan-Arabism is its transnational expression, extending national belonging across state borders.

• OttomanismCompared with: Its growing claims to Arab political identity challenged loyalty to an empire-wide Ottoman community.

• Ba'athismNarrower topic: Ba'athism makes Arab national unity its central political aim.

• San Remo ConferenceCompared with: Its demand for Arab self-rule conflicted with the mandate allocations made by Allied powers.

• ArabizationRelated: Modern nationalist projects turned shared language into an explicit political program.

• Ba'athist IraqNarrower topic: Ba'athist Iraq grounded its public identity in a broader project of Arab unity.

• 14 July RevolutionRelated: Its anti-imperial and unification aims inspired opposition to Iraq’s Western-oriented monarchy.

• Nuri al-SaidCompared with: Its rising appeal challenged Al-Said's alliance with Britain and his support for Iraq's separate monarchy.

• Arab socialismNarrower topic: Arab socialism joined economic reform to the nationalist project of ending foreign domination and division.

• Michel AflaqNarrower topic: It supplied the central national frame for Aflaq’s call to overcome political fragmentation.

• Abdullah I of JordanCompared with: Abdullah’s dynastic state-building competed with broader projects of Arab political unity.

• Arab identityRelated: It turned cultural and linguistic connections into an explicit political project.

• Ba'ath PartyNarrower topic: The party's founding program grew from the wider movement for Arab unity and independence.

• NahdaRelated: The revival’s discussions of language and shared heritage informed later nationalist thought.

• Political IslamCompared with: Its secular nationalist projects competed with Islamist movements for political allegiance.

• Yemeni unificationNarrower topic: The union drew on a broader regional ideal of Arab political unity.

• Arab worldRelated: It turned linguistic and historical ties into a modern program for collective political action.

• Iraqi nationalismNarrower topic: Iraqi nationalism developed within, and sometimes against, this broader Arab political tradition.

• NasserismNarrower topic: It supplies Nasserism’s central claim that Arab peoples share a political destiny.

• Ramadan RevolutionNarrower topic: Ba'athist claims to Arab unity helped distinguish the coup’s program from Qasim’s Iraqi-centered rule.

• Baghdad PactRelated: Arab nationalists widely viewed the pact as a Western-backed threat to regional sovereignty.

• Umm KulthumRelated: Her pan-Arab popularity made her voice a cultural presence across national borders.

• Arab Cold WarNarrower topic: The rivalry expanded its reach while exposing the gap between unity rhetoric and state interests.

• Arab Socialist Ba'ath PartyNarrower topic: The party’s call for Arab unity belongs to this broader political tradition.

• Henri GouraudCompared with: Arab nationalist aims conflicted with the French authority Gouraud enforced.

• 17 July RevolutionRelated: Ba'athist claims to Arab unity were a major ideological backdrop to the takeover.

• Camille ChamounCompared with: Chamoun’s pro-Western alignment clashed with Arab nationalist currents influential in Lebanon.

• Dhofar RebellionRelated: Its anticolonial language shaped early insurgent opposition to the sultanate and British influence.

• Salah al-Din al-BitarNarrower topic: Bitar’s party-building took place within a wider movement for Arab political unity.

• Shukri al-QuwatliRelated: Its growing appeal shaped the regional pressure behind Quwatli’s decision to unite Syria with Egypt.

• Abdul Salam ArifNarrower topic: Arif’s politics drew strongly on the movement’s call for Arab unity.

• Abdullah al-SallalRelated: Its republican and anti-monarchical currents aligned with the revolution’s public program.

• Arab cultureCompared with: It is a modern political project, not a complete description of Arab cultural life.

• Ghazi of IraqNarrower topic: Ghazi became associated with nationalist sentiment directed against British influence.

• Pan-IranismCompared with: Its Arab-centered account of regional identity can conflict with Iranian-centered historical narratives.

• ArabsRelated: Modern nationalists gave political expression to ideas of shared Arab history and culture.

• History of the Middle EastRelated: It shaped anticolonial campaigns and state politics across the modern region.

• History of the United Arab EmiratesCompared with: The UAE’s federation formed among emirates rather than through a pan-Arab union.

• Hizb ut-TahrirCompared with: Hizb ut-Tahrir rejects national identity as the basis for political unity.

• Abdul-Karim QasimCompared with: Qasim’s Iraqi-centered republicanism clashed with projects for pan-Arab union.

• Arab studiesRelated: Its rise shaped modern debates about Arab identity, statehood, and regional history.

• Amr ibn KulthumCompared with: Modern national readings can differ from the ode’s original emphasis on a particular tribe.

• Decline and modernization of the Ottoman EmpireRelated: Nationalist movements challenged the empire’s claim to unite its diverse populations.

• Egyptian–Libyan WarNarrower topic: The war exposed tensions between competing claims to represent Arab unity.