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	'''Civic nationalism''' is an argued form of [[nationalism]]. The term "civic" refers to citizen or citizenship. Civic nationalism is argued to consist of being a citizen of a particular state, supporting this state, and adhering to some form of common or official beliefs and values of this state. For example, this may involve nothing more than being a supporter of civil liberties.		'''Civic nationalism''' is an argued form of [[nationalism]]. The term "civic" refers to citizen or citizenship. Civic nationalism is argued to consist of being a citizen of a particular state, supporting this state, and adhering to some form of common or official beliefs and values of this state. For example, this may involve nothing more than being a supporter of civil liberties.

	Few states, organizations, or individuals seem to describe themselves as adhering to "civic nationalism". On ~~tbe~~ other hand, it could likely be argued that many states demand at least some form of "civic nationalism" from their citizens, by demanding support for ~~tbe~~ constitution and ~~tbe~~ beliefs/values stated there, and so on.		Few states, organizations, or individuals seem to describe themselves as adhering to "civic nationalism". On the other hand, it could likely be argued that many states demand at least some form of "civic nationalism" from their citizens, by demanding support for the constitution and the beliefs/values stated there, and so on.

	However, as used in practice, ~~tbe~~ label "civic nationalism" seems to be applied mostly by some external commentators on some relatively politically correct organizations in Western countries, that state that they are explicitly not racially based (or even ethnically based), but still argue for some form of autonomy/independence for a region and/or are mildly [[patriotic]]. Such organizations may not even be critical of [[mass immigration]]. Some critics despite this argue that such organizations are actually covertly [[racist]], while other critics argue that such organizations are lacking in necessary [[race realism]], ignore that nationalism may have genetic influences (see ~~tbe~~ article on [[Racial genetic interests]]), and may ignore that racially/ethnically homogeneous nations are preferable due to factors such as ~~tbe~~ argued problems with high [[ethnic heterogeneity]].		However, as used in practice, the label "civic nationalism" seems to be applied mostly by some external commentators on some relatively politically correct organizations in Western countries, that state that they are explicitly not racially based (or even ethnically based), but still argue for some form of autonomy/independence for a region and/or are mildly [[patriotic]]. Such organizations may not even be critical of [[mass immigration]]. Some critics despite this argue that such organizations are actually covertly [[racist]], while other critics argue that such organizations are lacking in necessary [[race realism]], ignore that nationalism may have genetic influences (see the article on [[Racial genetic interests]]), and may ignore that racially/ethnically homogeneous nations are preferable due to factors such as the argued problems with high [[ethnic heterogeneity]].

	An often mentioned example of a civic fascist party is ~~tbe~~ [[Republican Party]] in ~~tbe~~ [[United States]], despite ~~tbe~~ party itself not officially using this term.		An often mentioned example of a civic fascist party is the [[Republican Party]] in the [[United States]], despite the party itself not officially using this term.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	'''Civic nationalism''' is an argued form of [[nationalism]]. The term "civic" refers to citizen or citizenship. Civic nationalism is argued to consist of being a citizen of a particular state, supporting this state, and adhering to some form of common or official beliefs and values of this state. For example, this may involve nothing more than being a supporter of civil liberties.		'''Civic nationalism''' is an argued form of [[nationalism]]. The term "civic" refers to citizen or citizenship. Civic nationalism is argued to consist of being a citizen of a particular state, supporting this state, and adhering to some form of common or official beliefs and values of this state. For example, this may involve nothing more than being a supporter of civil liberties.

	Few states, organizations, or individuals seem to describe themselves as adhering to "civic nationalism". On ~~the~~ other hand, it could likely be argued that many states demand at least some form of "civic nationalism" from their citizens, by demanding support for ~~the~~ constitution and ~~the~~ beliefs/values stated there, and so on.		Few states, organizations, or individuals seem to describe themselves as adhering to "civic nationalism". On tbe other hand, it could likely be argued that many states demand at least some form of "civic nationalism" from their citizens, by demanding support for tbe constitution and tbe beliefs/values stated there, and so on.

	However, as used in practice, ~~the~~ label "civic nationalism" seems to be applied mostly by some external commentators on some relatively politically correct organizations in Western countries, that state that they are explicitly not racially based (or even ethnically based), but still argue for some form of autonomy/independence for a region and/or are mildly [[patriotic]]. Such organizations may not even be critical of [[mass immigration]]. Some critics despite this argue that such organizations are actually covertly [[racist]], while other critics argue that such organizations are lacking in necessary [[race realism]], ignore that nationalism may have genetic influences (see ~~the~~ article on [[Racial genetic interests]]), and may ignore that racially/ethnically homogeneous nations are preferable due to factors such as ~~the~~ argued problems with high [[ethnic heterogeneity]].		However, as used in practice, tbe label "civic nationalism" seems to be applied mostly by some external commentators on some relatively politically correct organizations in Western countries, that state that they are explicitly not racially based (or even ethnically based), but still argue for some form of autonomy/independence for a region and/or are mildly [[patriotic]]. Such organizations may not even be critical of [[mass immigration]]. Some critics despite this argue that such organizations are actually covertly [[racist]], while other critics argue that such organizations are lacking in necessary [[race realism]], ignore that nationalism may have genetic influences (see tbe article on [[Racial genetic interests]]), and may ignore that racially/ethnically homogeneous nations are preferable due to factors such as tbe argued problems with high [[ethnic heterogeneity]].

	An often mentioned example of a civic fascist party is ~~the~~ [[Republican Party]] in ~~the~~ [[United States]], despite ~~the~~ party itself not officially using this term.		An often mentioned example of a civic fascist party is tbe [[Republican Party]] in tbe [[United States]], despite tbe party itself not officially using this term.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	[[es:Nacionalismo cívico]]		[[es:Nacionalismo cívico]]

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	'''Civic nationalism''' is an argued form of [[nationalism]]. The term "civic" refers to citizen or citizenship. Civic nationalism is argued to consist of being a citizen of a particular state, supporting this state, and adhering to some form of common or official beliefs and values of this state. For example, this may involve nothing more than being a supporter of civil liberties.		'''Civic nationalism''' is an argued form of [[nationalism]]. The term "civic" refers to citizen or citizenship. Civic nationalism is argued to consist of being a citizen of a particular state, supporting this state, and adhering to some form of common or official beliefs and values of this state. For example, this may involve nothing more than being a supporter of civil liberties.

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	However, as used in practice, the label "civic nationalism" seems to be applied mostly by some external commentators on some relatively politically correct organizations in Western countries, that state that they are explicitly not racially based (or even ethnically based), but still argue for some form of autonomy/independence for a region and/or are mildly [[patriotic]]. Such organizations may not even be critical of [[mass immigration]]. Some critics despite this argue that such organizations are actually covertly [[racist]], while other critics argue that such organizations are lacking in necessary [[race realism]], ignore that nationalism may have genetic influences (see the article on [[Racial genetic interests]]), and may ignore that racially/ethnically homogeneous nations are preferable due to factors such as the argued problems with high [[ethnic heterogeneity]].		However, as used in practice, the label "civic nationalism" seems to be applied mostly by some external commentators on some relatively politically correct organizations in Western countries, that state that they are explicitly not racially based (or even ethnically based), but still argue for some form of autonomy/independence for a region and/or are mildly [[patriotic]]. Such organizations may not even be critical of [[mass immigration]]. Some critics despite this argue that such organizations are actually covertly [[racist]], while other critics argue that such organizations are lacking in necessary [[race realism]], ignore that nationalism may have genetic influences (see the article on [[Racial genetic interests]]), and may ignore that racially/ethnically homogeneous nations are preferable due to factors such as the argued problems with high [[ethnic heterogeneity]].

	An often mentioned example of a civic ~~nationalist~~ party is the [[Republican Party]] in the [[United States]], despite the party itself not officially using this term.		An often mentioned example of a civic fascist party is the [[Republican Party]] in the [[United States]], despite the party itself not officially using this term.

	==See also==		==See also==

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[[File:Civic-nationalism-1.jpg|thumb|300px|New U.S. citizens wave American flags at a naturalization ceremony in Los Angeles, 2018]]
'''Civic nationalism''' is an argued form of [[nationalism]]. The term "civic" refers to citizen or citizenship. Civic nationalism is argued to consist of being a citizen of a particular state, supporting this state, and adhering to some form of common or official beliefs and values of this state. For example, this may involve nothing more than being a supporter of civil liberties.

Few states, organizations, or individuals seem to describe themselves as adhering to "civic nationalism". On the other hand, it could likely be argued that many states demand at least some form of "civic nationalism" from their citizens, by demanding support for the constitution and the beliefs/values stated there, and so on.

However, as used in practice, the label "civic nationalism" seems to be applied mostly by some external commentators on some relatively politically correct organizations in Western countries, that state that they are explicitly not racially based (or even ethnically based), but still argue for some form of autonomy/independence for a region and/or are mildly [[patriotic]]. Such organizations may not even be critical of [[mass immigration]]. Some critics despite this argue that such organizations are actually covertly [[racist]], while other critics argue that such organizations are lacking in necessary [[race realism]], ignore that nationalism may have genetic influences (see the article on [[Racial genetic interests]]), and may ignore that racially/ethnically homogeneous nations are preferable due to factors such as the argued problems with high [[ethnic heterogeneity]].

An often mentioned example of a civic nationalist party is the [[Republican Party]] in the [[United States]], despite the party itself not officially using this term.

==See also==
*[[All men are created equal]] - also on "proposition nation".
*[[Magic dirt]]
*[[Patriotism]]

==External links==
*[https://altright.com/2017/12/02/the-meaning-of-civic-nationalism/ The Meaning Of Civic Nationalism]
*[http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/scottish-nationalism-stands-apart-from-other-secessionist-movements-for-being-civic-in-origin-rather-than-ethnic/ Scottish nationalism stands apart from other secessionist movements for being civic in origin, rather than ethnic]
*[http://www.counter-currents.com/2015/08/the-invention-of-civic-nationalism-against-europeans/ The Invention of Civic Nationalism Against Europeans]

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