nationalism
జాతీయవాదం
definition
noun
Playing with a sense of loyalty, commitment, nationalism and pride.
patriotic feeling, principles, or efforts.
example
These authors have contributed to a growing Andean 'nationalism' and pride.
Above all Irish political 'nationalism' demanded a state wherein for good or ill the people decide their own destiny.
Much has been said about 'nationalism' ; independence forces one to confront what it means to be ‘Bermudian’.
And yet a social principle that goes beyond 'nationalism' raises itself again and again.
playing with right-wing 'nationalism'
This mytho-historiography expresses itself in 'nationalism' as a religious principle.
Cultural 'nationalism' is still a powerful force to be reckoned with.
That then leaves the xenophobic shadow that dogs 'nationalism' as the key issue to be addressed.
An important consequence of the 1967 war was revival of Palestinian Arab 'nationalism' .
Chinese 'nationalism' and its self-centered pride can be compared to that of Germany.
First, 'nationalism' does provide a principle of legitimacy that underpins the modern state system.
Scottish 'nationalism'
In the process, they dropped the main demand of Irish 'nationalism' that Northern Ireland be recognised as an integral part of the Irish state.
One view of white 'nationalism' is that whites are allowed to display ethnic pride, like any other ethnicity.
Seen in this light, contemporary Taiwanese 'nationalism' belongs to a political family with a well-established ancestry.
The link between continental 'nationalism' and the Scottish variety has long been a highly sensitive point for the SNP.
He intends to instill a sense of 'nationalism' and pride in grooming young players for future representation.
From the 1980s on, it gradually became an issue of 'nationalism' and patriotic sentiment.
In recent times we have seen how the name of religion can be used to justify a vicious form of chauvinistic 'nationalism' and even terrorism.
an early consciousness of 'nationalism' and pride
Symbols of 'nationalism' are linked centrally to independence.
Is that a core value for you, that idea of 'nationalism' and national identity?
He rejected 'nationalism' and instead advocated a state which based its legitimacy on Islam and implemented sharia.
By 'nationalism' we mean the political ideology that locates the right of self-government in a people who share a common culture.
Pride and 'nationalism' are strong motivators that need to be managed diplomatically.
Serb 'nationalism' was, for Milosevic, a matter of political strategy alone.
The Bible became a political manifesto of English 'nationalism' and the liberation of the masses from church tyranny.
Those who were pleased with the collapse were not people who thought much about political liberty but people whose major concern was 'nationalism' .
Hold an enormous global competition every four years, encouraging rampant 'nationalism' and sporting pride.
This helps explain the persistence and even strengthening of cultural 'nationalism' after political independence.
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