Neo-Nationalism

Neo-Nationalism was a school of political theory which emerged during the early to mid 5th century. Core ideas of Neo-Nationalism are commonly attributed to the writings of Chergarian political and economic theorist Berkhald Reibecher, chiefly concerning events in the Westenlands such as the Leersog War, and his predictions for the eventual partitioning of the Westenlands in what he called the "Emergence of the Middle-Lands". His writings on the matter posited a "tapestry of struggle as kingless lands, their fealties determined by common identity and intent, compete for their own place and dominance", and stressed the importance of Progressivist nationalism, economic self-determination, and military expansionism in the success of nascent Westenlands states.

Tenets of Neo-Nationalism would be frequently adapted into the policies of Progressivist Westenlands nations and political movemenets in the 6th century, most prominently by the Syrvanian National Republican Party and the Lavinian Common Movement.