KnowraXenophobiaLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Xenophobia, each with the reason it gives.All 13Related 7Narrower topic 4Compared with 2National identityRelated: Exclusive national boundaries can turn belonging into suspicion of outsiders.AntisemitismNarrower topic: Antisemitism can portray Jews as alien even when they are long-established citizens.RacismCompared with: Hostility toward outsiders may overlap with racism but is organized around perceived foreignness.EthnocentrismRelated: Ethnocentric distinctions between “us” and “them” can feed hostility toward outsiders.ImmigrationRelated: Anti-immigrant hostility can influence public debate, policy, and newcomers’ safety.Anti-AmericanismNarrower topic: Generalized hostility toward Americans can draw on the broader pattern of prejudice against outsiders.International migrationRelated: Anti-immigrant prejudice can shape migrants’ safety, opportunities, and public reception.Anti-Russian sentimentNarrower topic: Anti-Russian prejudice can be one national form of broader hostility toward foreigners.EthnopluralismRelated: Critics argue that demands for cultural separation can legitimize hostility to outsiders.Anti-Polish sentimentNarrower topic: Anti-Polish sentiment may be xenophobic, but it can also target Poles as a people regardless of location.AporophobiaCompared with: Aporophobia targets poverty, even when the person rejected belongs to the majority group.Kalergi PlanRelated: Its claims frame immigrants as instruments of an attack on European populations.Opposition to immigrationRelated: Restrictionist rhetoric can intensify hostility toward immigrants, though policy opposition does not always entail xenophobia.