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Delegitimisation

Delegitimisation (also spelled delegitimization) is the withdrawal of legitimacy, usually from some institution such as a state, cultural practice, etc. which may have acquired it explicitly or implicitly, by statute or accepted practice. It is a sociopsychological process which undermines or marginalises an entity by presenting facts and/or value…

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Delegitimisation

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related to history · 9
Delegitimisation → After, Ambassador, Barack Obama, In, Israel, Moynihan, The, United Nations Daniel Patrick, Zionism
related to Definition, function and mechanisms · 8
Delegitimisation → Daniel Bar-Tal, For, Huns, Italian Fascist, La Difesa, Nazis, Razza, Volpato
part of · 1
Delegitimisation → an unholy trinity together with beliefs in justness of own goals and collective self-victimhood

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Delegitimisationpart ofan unholy trinity together with beliefs in justness of own goals and collective self-victimhood0.85text
a stateinstance ofusually from some institution0.80text
cultural practiceinstance ofusually from some institution0.80text
etc. which may have acquired it explicitly or implicitlyinstance ofusually from some institution0.80text
by statute or accepted practiceinstance ofusually from some institution0.80text
Delegitimisationrelated to Definition, function and mechanismsDaniel Bar-Tal0.60section
Delegitimisationrelated to Definition, function and mechanismsNazis0.60section
Delegitimisationrelated to Definition, function and mechanismsHuns0.60section
Delegitimisationrelated to Definition, function and mechanismsVolpato0.60section
Delegitimisationrelated to Definition, function and mechanismsFor0.60section
Delegitimisationrelated to Definition, function and mechanismsItalian Fascist0.60section
Delegitimisationrelated to Definition, function and mechanismsLa Difesa0.60section

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