| It also is a part of the strategy of religious nationalisms which characterize the nation as a religiously defined ethno-cultural people. |
| This form of nationalism is unificatory and corresponds historically with the nationalisms of Italy and Germany in the nineteenth century. |
| That undoubtedly is what we may conclude from the rise of extreme right ideologies and nationalisms of all kinds. |
| There were also more nationalisms based on religious fundamentalisms that restricted women's roles as part of their doctrine. |
| Without intending to diminish the absurdity of such view or their genocidal implications, it must be mentioned that extremist nationalisms tend to flourish together. |
| Like many postcolonial nationalisms, Irish nationalism effectively fused traditional culture with this modern sense of equality. |
