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The 86 pages that link to National identity, each with the reason it gives.

• Francis FukuyamaRelated: Fukuyama argues that national identity can support solidarity and effective government.

• Jus soliRelated: Birthplace-based citizenship raises questions about whether territory or ancestry defines national membership.

• Latin American identityNarrower topic: Latin American identity crosses borders, whereas national identity attaches belonging to particular states.

• National liberationRelated: Liberation struggles can unite diverse groups around a common national identity.

• Petronas TowersRelated: The towers have become a prominent symbol of Malaysia’s national image.

• American studiesRelated: American studies investigates how competing accounts of the nation define who belongs.

• August BournonvilleRelated: The Danish repertory has made Bournonville a lasting marker of cultural identity.

• Auld Lang SyneRelated: The song is strongly associated with Scotland despite becoming an international custom.

• Canadian Broadcasting CorporationNarrower topic: Its programming has helped circulate stories and cultural reference points across Canada.

• Flag of PakistanNarrower topic: The flag gives visible form to a distinct Pakistani national identity.

• Jatiya Sangsad BhabanRelated: The building’s distinctive image is closely associated with Bangladesh’s public identity.

• UltranationalismRelated: Ultranationalist movements sharpen national identity into a test of loyalty and belonging.

• Zhonghua minzuNarrower topic: Zhonghua minzu presents national identity as shared across China’s distinct ethnic communities.

• Gilbert StuartRelated: Stuart’s portraits helped give the young republic recognizable images of its leaders.

• Letsie IIIRelated: The monarchy connects contemporary Lesotho to a history predating modern statehood.

• Miss UniverseRelated: Contestants represent countries, making their performances sites of national pride and debate.

• Anti-nationalismRelated: Anti-nationalist arguments often contest how national belonging is defined and used.

• Anti-Russian sentimentRelated: Ideas about Russian identity influence who is included in, or excluded from, anti-Russian rhetoric.

• Chapultepec CastleRelated: The castle’s preservation and displays help frame Mexican national history.

• Endre AdyRelated: Ady’s poems made national belonging a subject of both attachment and criticism.

• Flag of South AfricaNarrower topic: The flag offers a common emblem across South Africa’s diverse communities.

• Grand Egyptian MuseumRelated: The museum presents ancient Egypt as part of a contemporary national narrative.

• Hồng Bàng dynastyRelated: The Hồng Bàng story supplies an ancestral symbol for Vietnamese national belonging.

• Joseph FurphyRelated: Furphy’s portrayals of rural life fed arguments about the character of the emerging Australian nation.

• National anthem of RussiaNarrower topic: The anthem links contemporary Russian identity to both imperial geography and Soviet musical heritage.

• National dayRelated: The holiday gives public expression to the identity it celebrates.

• This Land Is Your LandRelated: Different performances make the song express both inclusive belonging and national pride.

• War flagNarrower topic: A war flag channels national identity into the armed forces’ symbols.

• Anti-patriotismRelated: Opposition to national allegiance can unsettle assumptions about identity and belonging.

• MájovciRelated: Their writing joined literary innovation to debates over what Czech cultural identity could include.

• National Museum of IndonesiaRelated: The museum presents artifacts from many regions within a national frame.

• National sports teamRelated: Team colors and performances can give national identity a visible public focus.

• Neo-nationalismRelated: Disputes over who belongs give cultural claims their political force.

• Pieter GeylRelated: His accounts show how historical narratives help define, rather than merely report, national identity.

• Social aspects of televisionRelated: National television programming can circulate common stories, languages, and public rituals.

• Yousuf KarshRelated: Karsh’s portraits of Canadian leaders contributed to images of the country’s public identity.