What is the defining ideology of the nation-state

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What is the defining ideology of the nation-state, emphasizing the rights and responsibilities of citizens toward the nation as superior to those based on regional, religious, familial, or other identities, and that often asserts a common ethnic and linguistic heritage in legitimizing state power?

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