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The 192 pages that link to Nationalism, each with the reason it gives.

• WesternizationRelated: Westernization has prompted movements that defend or redefine national identity.

• Anti-colonialismRelated: National movements often organized opposition to colonial rule around shared political identity.

• BonapartismRelated: Bonapartist leaders invoked national unity to connect personal authority with a shared political community.

• Cultural hegemonyRelated: National narratives can make particular identities and political arrangements appear shared and natural.

• Republic of LettersCompared with: National belonging later challenged the network’s ideal of scholarly identity beyond national divisions.

• Anti-war movementCompared with: Nationalist appeals can mobilize support for war and complicate cross-border anti-war solidarity.

• Language of instructionRelated: Nation-building projects have often promoted a shared instructional language.

• National romanticismRelated: The movement gave cultural form to ideas of national belonging and political distinctiveness.

• SeparatismRelated: National identity can supply separatist movements with a claim to independent political expression.

• White nationalismNarrower topic: White nationalism makes national membership depend on white identity.

• XenophobiaRelated: Some nationalist movements define national belonging in ways that cast immigrants as threats.

• HeroRelated: National stories often turn selected figures into symbols of collective identity.

• MessageRelated: The collection’s account of Portugal turns national history into a poetic ideal, while leaving room for doubt and mourning.

• MilitarismRelated: Nationalist claims can legitimize military sacrifice, expansion, and competition.

• National mythNarrower topic: National myths commonly serve nationalist projects of unity and self-rule.

• Political symbolismRelated: National symbols help make the nation feel like a shared political community.

• Vietnamese historiographyRelated: Nationalist histories made sovereignty and resistance central to narratives of Vietnam’s past.

• Benedict AndersonNarrower topic: Anderson’s best-known work explains nationalism as a historically produced form of belonging.

• HistoryRelated: National histories can foster belonging and legitimize claims to political authority.

• Joshua NkomoNarrower topic: Nkomo’s career shows how nationalist unity could fracture along party and regional lines.

• Proletarian internationalismCompared with: It can divide workers by nation where proletarian internationalism emphasizes shared class interests.

• Resistance movementRelated: National self-determination often supplies a shared purpose for resistance.

• Right-wing populismRelated: National belonging often defines who counts as “the people” in this politics.

• Scottish literatureRelated: Scottish literary history has repeatedly linked language and historical memory to national claims.

• Eric HobsbawmRelated: He traced how nationalism developed and changed alongside modern states.

• FlagRelated: Modern national flags became powerful emblems of national identity and sovereignty.

• Flag desecrationCompared with: The act challenges the national loyalty and unity that nationalism often celebrates.

• French Revolutionary ArmyRelated: Mass service helped tie military duty to citizenship and national identity.

• Historical biographyRelated: National biographies can turn individual lives into stories about a nation’s identity.

• National conservatismNarrower topic: National conservatism joins national belonging to a conservative account of political order.

• Bertrand BarèreRelated: Barère’s calls for national unity connected revolutionary governance with a shared French identity.

• British nationalismNarrower topic: British nationalism is one expression of this broader political principle.

• Croatian nationalismNarrower topic: Croatian nationalism is a historically specific expression of this broader political principle.

• Historical negationismNarrower topic: Nationalist narratives can turn criticism of past crimes into a perceived threat to group identity.

• Irish folkloreRelated: Irish folklore became a resource for claims about cultural distinctiveness and national belonging.

• Ivan FrankoCompared with: Franko’s national activism coexisted with internationalist and socialist commitments.

• Mexican national identityNarrower topic: Mexican national identity is one historically specific form of national belonging.

• Napoleonic eraRelated: French occupation and resistance helped intensify national movements in parts of Europe.

• PrideBroader topic: National pride can become a political attachment to the nation and its interests.

• SectarianismRelated: National identity can overlap with sectarian affiliation, but the two are not interchangeable.

• UltramontanismCompared with: National sovereignty often clashed with ultramontane claims that church authority crossed national borders.

• Anti-AmericanismNarrower topic: Anti-Americanism often takes shape through comparisons between American power and another nation's identity or interests.

• European identityCompared with: Nationalist claims can prioritize national sovereignty over shared European commitments.

• FrontierRelated: Frontier narratives can define who belongs to a nation and where its territory should extend.

• Global justiceCompared with: It can justify prioritizing compatriots over people who lack shared national membership.

• Historical mythRelated: National movements often recast the past as a story of common origins and destiny.

• Imagined communityNarrower topic: Imagined communities explain how national solidarity can unite people beyond personal acquaintance.

• National heroNarrower topic: National hero-making has often accompanied movements that define or defend a nation.

• RegionalismCompared with: Regionalism centers a substate territory, though it can develop into a nationalist project.

• AnthemRelated: Anthems can strengthen national solidarity or frame political claims.