ethnonationalist

I should have mentioned that many European federal systems are primarily tools for managing ethnic conflict, and proposals for devolution often have a strong ethnonationalist component.

The Volokh Conspiracy » European Libertarians and Federalism 2010

UPDATE: As commenters point out, I should have mentioned that many European federal systems are primarily tools for managing ethnic conflict, and proposals for devolution often have a strong ethnonationalist component.

The Volokh Conspiracy » European Libertarians and Federalism 2010

I grant that to be in favor of free immigration in the U.S. while sanctioning the ethnonationalist aspects of Israel is hypocritical.

Concerns About the Immigration Bill, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

I grant that to be in favor of free immigration in the U.S. while sanctioning the ethnonationalist aspects of Israel is hypocritical.

Concerns About the Immigration Bill, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

I should have mentioned that many European federal systems are primarily tools for managing ethnic conflict, and proposals for devolution often have a strong ethnonationalist component.

The Volokh Conspiracy » European Libertarians and Federalism 2010

Liberal and democracy forces were scattered across the region, adapting to the various ethnonationalist claims, but not always satisfied in their quest for human rights.

The Coming Revolution Walid Phares 2010

Rejecting victimhood, they developed an ethnonationalist movement claiming their goal was the return to Palestine, their “ancestral land.”

The Coming Revolution Walid Phares 2010

UPDATE: As commenters point out, I should have mentioned that many European federal systems are primarily tools for managing ethnic conflict, and proposals for devolution often have a strong ethnonationalist component.

The Volokh Conspiracy » European Libertarians and Federalism 2010

I'm also looking at this in the context of the Tibetan dissident movement as well, which has spent most of its time being extremely ethnonationalist to the point that Han Chinese are sometimes dehumanized.

Tim Johnson, What Happened with Your Tibet Story? 2007

Millward then goes on to explain why it's so tempting to look at Xinjiang through an Islam-centric lens: Despite this ethnonationalist, as opposed to religious, basis to Uyghur separatism in Xinjiang, journalists seem to take interest in Xinjiang primarily because it is a majority Muslim area.

Why Xinjiang is not like Iraq, or a Major Al Qaeda Front 2007