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Nationalism and Pan-Nationalist Movements

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The nationalist ideology family per Heywood: the nation as the primary unit of political legitimacy and loyalty, including movements seeking unity across an ethnic or civilizational grouping that spans existing state borders. Belongs here: Nationalism and Pan-Arabism. Does not belong here: a country-specific syncretic doctrine that combines nationalist content with other commitments, filed under National and State-Specific Doctrines below instead.

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