Communalism may refer to: African communalism, a system of interdependence in rural Africa; Christian communism, form of religious communism based on Christianity; Communalism (Bookchin), a theory of government in which autonomous communities form confederations

Communalism refers to the belief in the primacy of one's own religious community over others, often leading to conflict and violence between different religious groups. It can also refer to the political ideology and movements that promote this belief.

The meaning of COMMUNALISM is social organization on a communal basis.

2024年12月20日 · Communalism is a political, social and economic philosophy that prioritizes the coming together, unity and localized delibrations of a group of people towards the development and progress of their community.

2018年6月8日 · Communalism is the name for sets of social movements and theories (religious, social, and political). People usually live in communities, the exceptions being a few hermits, more slaves, and many more city dwellers (in the Roman Empire and in modern advanced societies).

Communalism, in a broad sense means a strong attachment to one’s own community. In popular discourse in India, it is understood as unhealthy attachment to one’s own religion. It’s an ideology that, in order to unify the community, suppresses distinctions within the community and emphasizes the essential unity of the community against ...

2014年11月7日 · Communalism is a political philosophy, which proposes that market and money be abolished and that land and enterprises to be placed in the custody of community. But in the Indian sub-continent context, communalism has come to be associated with tensions and clashes between different religious communities in various regions.

2017年12月6日 · According to socialist Murray Bookchin, communalism is “ a theory or system of government in which independent communities participate in a federation.” Simply put, in the western world, communalism proposes to abolish market and money and places land and enterprise in the custody of a community.