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tribalism or neo-tribalism, is a sociological concept which postulates that human beings have evolved to live in tribal society, as opposed to mass society, and.

shared purpose and social cohesion, originally used in the context of tribalism and clanism.

Tengo miedo que, in pushing for mestizaje and a new tribalism, I will “detribalize” them.

in which more parties are allowed) as an attempt to avoid political tribalism.

While Brennan utilized that study to demonstrate how deeply rooted political tribalism is in all people, Crain drew on this study to question the very nature of an epistocratic body that can make policy with a greater regard to knowledge and truth than the ordinary citizen can.

New tribalism has been referred to as a provocative alternative to both assimilation and separatism by building identity on affinity-based terms which keeps the formation of alliances against oppression in mind.

Application Anzaldúa states that new tribalism is a way to think forward, that is to acknowledge: [that] existing language is based on the old concepts; we need a new language to speak about new situations, the new realities.

of a "new tribalism" that threatened "a new era of conformity and sanctimoniousness".

Beyond Civilization is Quinn"s foremost text on new tribalism.

Scholar Meredith Miller describes new tribalism as a theory which would allow people to name their oppression in groups without seeing those categories as exhaustive or limiting and without playing into the hands of capitalist nation-building enterprises.

In turn, this siloing can drive political polarization and stoke tribalism.

In some societies it is rooted in tribalism, while in others it originates from a history of non-peaceful co-existence.

Synonyms:

belief,

Antonyms:

nonbeing, unbelief,