Theme: Sovereignty

NATIONALISM vs CIVIC NATIONALISM vs ETHNO-NATIONALISM
The terms “nationalism,” “civic nationalism,” and “ethno-nationalism” encompass different concepts related to how nations and national identity are constructed and perceived. Each of these forms of nationalism prioritizes… https://twitter.com/curtdoolittle/status/1773554779697934364

NATIONALIST VS CIVIC NATIONALIST VS ETHNO-NATIONALIST
You’re conflating Nationalist, Civic Nationalist and Ethno-Nationalist – which is a common tendency.

Ergo the distinction between :
1. Nationalist: pursuit of national interests to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations.
2. Civic Nationalist: culturally homogenous but ethnically not: anyone who shares the country’s values and adheres to its laws can be a full member of the nation, regardless of their ethnic, racial, or religious background.
3. Ethno-Nationalist: both culturally and ethnically homogenous: defines the nation in terms of ethnicity, asserting that a nation is defined by a shared heritage, which usually includes a common language, culture, and ancestry. Ethnonationalism seeks to promote the interests of a particular ethnic group and often aims for self-determination for that group, which can include autonomy or the creation of a nation-state for that ethnic group alone.

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