Significats de nativism en anglès

There is a sense now of anti-cosmopolitanism and nativism back in vogue.

No one is any longer surprised by Donald Trump's nativism.

But many of the gaming prototypes assume a baseline digital nativism among younger players.

That is still nativism of a different sort and still the politics of division, not unity.

Yet I wonder if it, too, has been infected by the worldwide swing towards Faragist nativism.

For Australia's opposition Labor Party, that idea is fervent nationalism, or nativism as it is increasingly called.

The Sweden Democrats are part of a wider wave of romantic and nostalgic nativism around the world.

Their ascendancy has shifted the political debate towards nativism in a hauntingly familiar nationalist narrative, as others follow suit.

Are the first sizable cracks in the facade of anti-immigrant "nativism" in America finally beginning to show?

The heyday of globalisation has been from 1990 to now, although things are changing with trade wars, nativism and protectionism.

The president, who seven years earlier had expressed his strong disagreement with a nativism that targeted immigrants, especially Catholics, listened respectfully.

This can help us find ways to build the social cohesion that we increasingly need in the face of growing nativism and intolerance.

Meanwhile, the Brexiteers dream of a hellish nativism, in which a newly detached nation combines Merrie England nostalgia with exciting trade deals and excellent wifi.

An extreme and tyrannical nativism, a tasteless archaism in dress, manner, and speech, an intolerant and aggressive democratic propaganda offended and bullied the more conservative.

Nativism remains an issue, but there is also a backlash against greater efforts to promote racial equality in multicultural societies.

Whether Correllian Nativism was originally a branch of what would later be called Wicca or not is a matter of debate.