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The 17 pages that link to Collective identity, each with the reason it gives.

• Identity politicsRelated: It helps explain how personal identification can support coordinated political action.

• Rite of passageRelated: Shared ceremonies can reinforce group membership while distinguishing insiders from outsiders.

• Political symbolismRelated: Flags and emblems can make a political group’s shared identity publicly legible.

• SubcultureRelated: A collective identity can unite people around a subculture’s meanings and practices.

• PrideRelated: Group pride expresses positive evaluation of a shared identity.

• Boundary WorkRelated: Boundaries help define who belongs and which experiences or claims represent the group.

• Music and politicsRelated: Singing together can make political belonging feel immediate and embodied.

• Political musicRelated: Songs give movements memorable language and sound through which belonging is expressed.

• Founding mythRelated: A founding narrative gives members a story about who belongs to the community.

• Post-MarxismRelated: Post-Marxist theory treats collective identities as politically constructed rather than given by class position.

• Cultural conservatismRelated: Cultural conservatism often presents inherited norms as foundations of group belonging.

• Youth subcultureRelated: Youth subcultures depend on members recognizing a shared affiliation.

• Religious warRelated: Religious identity can mobilize groups even when doctrinal disputes are not the main cause.