National Conservatism
Prioritizes national independence, inherited institutions, and cultural continuity, while allowing government to support domestic economic and social objectives. Its organized statement rejects race-based political theories and presents the nation as the main setting for public obligation.
Reference boundary: A self-described contemporary current. It must not automatically be equated with ethnic nationalism, white nationalism, or neo-fascism.
Foundational doctrines
- National independence
- Cultural continuity
- Public support for national institutions
Disagreement and variation
Protecting national culture can conflict with minority rights, religious neutrality, or obligations beyond borders. Adherents disagree about markets, state power, and how far a majority may impose a shared cultural framework.
Numerical positions in the interactive model are editorial reference estimates, not scientifically validated measurements.