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The 59 pages that link to Ethnic nationalism, each with the reason it gives.

• NationalismBroader topic: It shows how nationalist belonging can be tied to inherited identity.

• National identityCompared with: It draws boundaries through inherited ties rather than civic commitment alone.

• Civic nationalismCompared with: It contrasts civic membership with membership grounded in descent or ethnic identity.

• Romantic nationalismCompared with: It can overlap with Romantic nationalism, but emphasizes descent more directly than cultural formation.

• Nation-stateCompared with: It can make national belonging narrower than a state's citizenship.

• German nationalismNarrower topic: Ethnic definitions have shaped some German nationalist claims, though they do not describe every movement.

• EthnicityBroader topic: It turns ethnic belonging into a basis for claims about national membership and political sovereignty.

• Russian nationalismRelated: It is one influential basis for defining who belongs to the Russian nation.

• Ethnic cleansingRelated: Claims that territory belongs to one ethnic nation can motivate exclusionary policies.

• Polish national identityCompared with: It clarifies the tension between cultural membership and a politically inclusive Polish nation.

• Cultural nationalismCompared with: It can overlap with cultural nationalism but makes descent, rather than cultural practice alone, central.

• NationBroader topic: It makes descent or shared heritage central to defining national membership.

• Catalan nationalismCompared with: It provides a contrasting lens for debates about language, ancestry, and who belongs to the Catalan nation.

• EthnogenesisRelated: Political movements can transform ethnic affiliation into a claim to national sovereignty.

• Johann Gottfried HerderCompared with: Later political movements sometimes turned cultural ideas associated with Herder toward ethnic exclusion.

• Korean nationalismNarrower topic: Ethnic nationhood has strongly shaped Korean accounts of national unity and belonging.

• Han ChineseRelated: Debates over Han identity can intersect with claims about nationhood and belonging.

• IrredentismRelated: It supplies a common basis for claiming that populations across a border belong together.

• Cultural pluralismCompared with: It can make a single cultural identity the test of full membership.

• French national identityCompared with: It conflicts with universalist accounts by making inherited origins central to belonging.

• SeparatismRelated: It can frame a distinct ethnic community as entitled to its own territory and state.

• White nationalismRelated: It supplies a broader framework for defining the nation by descent.

• French nationalismCompared with: It contrasts with civic accounts by tying French belonging more closely to origin and cultural inheritance.

• National mythCompared with: Some national myths make belonging depend on ancestry rather than citizenship.

• Polish NationalismNarrower topic: It illuminates the boundaries and exclusions in some Polish nationalist programs.

• Thai nationalismCompared with: It clarifies the difference between cultural definitions of Thai identity and citizenship-based membership.

• National conservatismCompared with: It makes ancestry more central to national identity than national conservatism necessarily does.

• Ukrainian nationalismCompared with: It highlights tensions between cultural criteria for belonging and citizenship-based Ukrainian nationhood.

• British nationalismCompared with: It exposes the exclusionary boundary-making that can accompany claims about British identity.

• Ethnic federalismRelated: Ethnic regions can strengthen national identities that compete with a common state-wide identity.

• Ethnic groups in ChinaRelated: It offers a contrasting way to understand the relationship between group identity and state membership.

• BalkanizationRelated: Competing claims that each group deserves its own state can intensify demands for separation.

• Hungarian nationalismNarrower topic: It clarifies the cultural and linguistic basis of many Hungarian national claims.

• Imagined communityRelated: It shows how imagined national unity can be framed through descent and cultural inheritance.

• Ethnic conflictRelated: Political claims framed around ethnic nationhood can sharpen disputes over sovereignty and belonging.

• Great Replacement conspiracy theoryRelated: Its ethnic definition of national belonging underpins the theory’s replacement claim.

• Pan-GermanismNarrower topic: Pan-Germanism often treated shared German identity as grounds for political unity.

• Russian national identityCompared with: Its emphasis on ethnic Russians can conflict with the country’s multiethnic civic framework.

• Swiss national identityCompared with: Swiss identity is often described instead through shared institutions across multiple language communities.

• Argentine nationalismCompared with: It clarifies the exclusionary assumptions present in some Argentine nationalist currents.

• HuaxiaCompared with: Huaxia’s later genealogical use can resemble ethnic nationalism, though its ancient meanings were not identical.

• Pan-nationalismRelated: Pan-national movements often draw on ethnic nationalism but extend its claimed community across states.

• Armenian nationalismCompared with: It clarifies one influential basis of Armenian national identity without encompassing every Armenian political vision.

• Ernest RenanCompared with: Renan rejected language and descent as sufficient foundations for a nation, making this a revealing contrast.

• UltranationalismRelated: Its ancestry-based membership can support the exclusionary boundaries found in ultranationalism.

• Zhonghua minzuCompared with: The concept claims unity across groups rather than defining the nation as a single ethnicity.

• Anti-nationalismCompared with: Its ancestry-based boundaries exemplify the exclusion anti-nationalists criticize.

• EthnopluralismRelated: It connects collective identity to territory in a way ethnopluralism often echoes.

• Left-wing nationalismCompared with: It highlights a contested basis of national identity within left-wing nationalist movements.

• Zhang BinglinRelated: His revolutionary writing framed opposition to Qing rule through an ethnic account of the Chinese nation.