National and State-Specific Doctrines

A syncretic doctrine developed by or closely associated with one particular state or national movement, combining elements of more than one general ideology family into a locally specific synthesis, per the comparative "state ideology" literature on doctrines such as Juche and Pancasila. Belongs here: Pancasila (Indonesia's founding state philosophy), Peronism (Argentina's Justicialist movement), Juche (North Korea's state ideology) and Ujamaa (Tanzania's African-socialist doctrine under Julius Nyerere). Does not belong here: a general ideology family a national movement draws on without having synthesized a distinct named doctrine of its own; that movement's ideology is filed under the relevant general family above instead.