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New Nationalism

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New Nationalism

American political policy espoused by Theodore Roosevelt. Influenced by Herbert Croly's The Promise of American Life (1910), Roosevelt used the phrase in a speech in which he tried to reconcile the liberal and conservative wings of the Republican Party. New Nationalism called for federal intervention to promote social justice and the economic welfare of the underprivileged. In 1912, as the presidential candidate of the Progressive Party, Roosevelt ran unsuccessfully on a platform based on the precepts of New Nationalism. See also Robert La Follette.



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Indeed the new nationalism contained the components that became the focus of the student movement.
John Henrik Clarke: the Harlem connection to the founding of Africana ... by Carruthers, Jacob H. / Afro-Americans in New York Life and History
He dubbed it the New Nationalism, and it called for many things that became reality later on, including strong regulation of business, an end to child labor, a progressive income tax (one in which the rich pay a higher percentage), more presidential primaries, the direct election of U.
The Year of the Spoiler by KELLEY, TIMOTHY / New York Times Upfront
For what can also be said with some confidence is that there is a crucial relationship between the capacity of a new nationalism to mobilize people and retain their allegiance, and the depth of its rootedness in pre-existing loyalties and identities, whether ethnic or religious.
Qu'est-ce qu'une nation? Scholarly debate and the realities of ... by Lieven, Anatol / The National Interest
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