Ултранационализам

Ултранационализмот е „екстремен национализам што промовира интерес на една држава или народ над сите други“, или едноставно „екстремна посветеност на сопствената нација“.[1][2] Кога се комбинира со поимот национално препораѓање, ултранационализмот е клучна основа на фашизмот.[3] Некои ултранационалистички организации се означени како терористички движења од одредени нации.[4]

Според Јануш Бугајски, „во неговите најекстремни или развиени форми, ултра-национализмот наликува на фашизам, обележан со ксенофобично непочитување на другите нации, поддршка на авторитарните политички аранжмани што се однесуваат на тоталитаризмот и митскиот акцент на„ органското единство “помеѓу харизматичен лидер, партиски организациски аморфен тип на движење и нација“.[5]

Роџер Грифин тврдел дека ултранационализмот е суштински ксенофобичен и е познато дека се легитимира „преку длабоко митизирани наративи за минати културни или политички периоди со историска величина или стари резултати за да се реши против наводните непријатели“. Може исто така да се потпира на „вулгаризирани форми на физичка антропологија, генетика и евгеника за рационализирање на идеите за национална супериорност и судбина, за дегенерација и потхуманост“.[6]

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