KnowraIrredentismLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Irredentism, each with the reason it gives.All 16Related 9Narrower topic 4Compared with 3Ethnic nationalismRelated: Ethnic ties across state borders can motivate demands for territorial unification.AnnexationRelated: Irredentist claims often justify annexation by asserting that territory belongs with a neighboring state.SeparatismCompared with: Unlike separatism's usual goal of a separate polity, irredentism seeks union with another state.Balkan nationalismRelated: Claims to unite dispersed co-nationals made Balkan state borders persistent sources of conflict.Ethnic federalismRelated: Ethnic boundaries may create claims across borders when members of one community live in neighboring states.BalkanizationRelated: Overlapping territorial claims can turn new borders into causes of further conflict.RegionalismCompared with: Regionalism usually contests power within a state rather than claiming territory from another.Treaty of LondonRelated: Italian claims to Austrian-held lands helped shape the territorial bargain.Hungarian irredentismNarrower topic: Hungarian irredentism is a national case of this broader political pattern.Greater SomaliaNarrower topic: Greater Somalia is a prominent case of claims to reunite a divided national population.Pan-nationalismCompared with: It seeks territorial recovery for one nation, rather than unity among a broader people.Territorial disputeRelated: Irredentist claims can provide a national rationale for contesting another state's territory.UltranationalismRelated: Territorial claims framed as national reunification can turn ultranationalism toward expansion.Greater MoroccoNarrower topic: Greater Morocco is a regional example of this broader kind of territorial nationalism.ExpansionismRelated: It is a narrower form of expansionism grounded in claims of national unification.Whole AzerbaijanNarrower topic: It names the territorial logic behind claims to unite Azerbaijani-populated areas.
KnowraIrredentismLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Irredentism, each with the reason it gives.All 16Related 9Narrower topic 4Compared with 3Ethnic nationalismRelated: Ethnic ties across state borders can motivate demands for territorial unification.AnnexationRelated: Irredentist claims often justify annexation by asserting that territory belongs with a neighboring state.SeparatismCompared with: Unlike separatism's usual goal of a separate polity, irredentism seeks union with another state.Balkan nationalismRelated: Claims to unite dispersed co-nationals made Balkan state borders persistent sources of conflict.Ethnic federalismRelated: Ethnic boundaries may create claims across borders when members of one community live in neighboring states.BalkanizationRelated: Overlapping territorial claims can turn new borders into causes of further conflict.RegionalismCompared with: Regionalism usually contests power within a state rather than claiming territory from another.Treaty of LondonRelated: Italian claims to Austrian-held lands helped shape the territorial bargain.Hungarian irredentismNarrower topic: Hungarian irredentism is a national case of this broader political pattern.Greater SomaliaNarrower topic: Greater Somalia is a prominent case of claims to reunite a divided national population.Pan-nationalismCompared with: It seeks territorial recovery for one nation, rather than unity among a broader people.Territorial disputeRelated: Irredentist claims can provide a national rationale for contesting another state's territory.UltranationalismRelated: Territorial claims framed as national reunification can turn ultranationalism toward expansion.Greater MoroccoNarrower topic: Greater Morocco is a regional example of this broader kind of territorial nationalism.ExpansionismRelated: It is a narrower form of expansionism grounded in claims of national unification.Whole AzerbaijanNarrower topic: It names the territorial logic behind claims to unite Azerbaijani-populated areas.