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Self-determination
ability of nations to decide how they are governed
Nation
group of people who identify themselves as such
State
geographical area with clear boundaries
Nation-state
a nation of people who rule themselves in their own sovereign territory
Chauvinistic nationalism
belief that one nation is superior to others, regarding them as a threat to survival
Colonialism
also known as imperialism, the extension of control by one country over another by settlement or economic domination
Civic nationalism
form of nationalism based on a shared vision of an individual’s duty to observe given laws & in turn receive legal privileges
Rational
using/being able to use reason or logic in making decisions
Volksgeist
the spirit of a nation, the unique identity of people based on their culture
Culturalism
the view that people have an emotional connection with their country that draws them together
Racialism
belief that all members of each race possess characteristics, abilities, or qualities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races
Ethnicity
the sense of belonging to a social group that shares a common and distinctive culture, religion, language and history
Internationalism
belief that the people of the world should unite & connect across national boundaries, looking beyond what is best for individual nations to see what is best for the world
Liberal internationalism
idea that sovereign nations should cooperate and create a level of interdependency to avoid international conflict
Socialist internationalism
idea that class solidarity is more powerful and politically significant than national identity
Inclusive nationalism
belief that joining a nation is straightforward & quick as it isn’t based on shared previous experiences
Black nationalism
reaction to white oppression in mid 20th century
Integral nationalism
intense, hysterical form of patriotism in which the individual is absorbed into the nation
Regressive
seeking to revert society to a former or less advanced state
Liberal nationalism
aim to create a world of nation-states