Нативизм (политика)

Нативи́зм (от англ. native — «коренной», «уроженец»[1]) — политическая позиция, требующая благоприятствования и предоставления привилегированного статуса определенным установленным жителям нации по отношению к приезжим или иммигрантам[2]. Нативизм обычно предполагает оппозицию иммиграции и поддержку усилий по снижению политического или правового статуса конкретных этнических и/или культурных групп, потому что эти группы считаются враждебными или чуждыми естественной культуре, и не могут быть ассимилированы[3].

Эта статья — о политическом течении. О философской теории см. Нативизм.

См. также

Примечания
  1. Прилуцкий В. В. Идеи нативизма в США в 1930 — 1950-е годы // Диалог со временем. — 2012. — № Вып. 39. — С. 347—361.
  2. Entzinger H. B.; Martiniello M.; Wihtol de Wenden C. Migration between states and markets (неопр.). — Ashgate, 2004. — С. 19. — ISBN 978-0-7546-4231-2.
  3. Thomas J. Curran, "Assimilation and Nativie, " International Migration Digest, Vol. 3, No. 1 (Spring, 1966), pp. 15-25

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