Jewish autonomism

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Jewish autonomism is a political ideology that advocates for Jewish national-cultural autonomy and self-governance within the countries where Jews live, rather than through a separate territorial state.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish political ideology ⓘ
non-territorial nationalism ⓘ
political ideology ⓘ
aimsAt legal guarantees for Jewish cultural autonomy ⓘ
preservation and development of Jewish culture ⓘ
protection of Jewish minority rights ⓘ
appliesTo Jewish communities in the diaspora ⓘ
contrastsWith assimilationism ⓘ
political Zionism ⓘ
territorial nationalism ⓘ
coreIdea Jewish collective rights should be recognized within existing polities ⓘ
Jews constitute a nation defined by culture, language, and community institutions ⓘ
cultural and educational self-administration ⓘ
democratically elected Jewish communal bodies ⓘ
legal recognition of Jews as a national minority ⓘ
non-territorial national autonomy for Jews ⓘ
declinedAfterEvent Holocaust ⓘ
establishment of the State of Israel ⓘ
developedInContextOf Austro-Hungarian Empire ⓘ
Eastern European Jewry ⓘ
Russian Empire ⓘ
multiethnic empires ⓘ
emergedInCentury 19th century ⓘ
emphasizes Jewish secular culture ⓘ
Yiddish language and culture in Eastern Europe ⓘ
collective cultural rights ⓘ
minority rights ⓘ
hasKeyTheme institutional autonomy without territorial sovereignty ⓘ
non-assimilationist integration ⓘ
recognition of Jews as a distinct national group ⓘ
hasMainConcept Jewish national-cultural autonomy ⓘ
self-governance within existing states ⓘ
historicalPeak early 20th century ⓘ
late 19th century ⓘ
influenced Jewish minority-rights claims in interwar Eastern Europe ⓘ
later theories of non-territorial autonomy ⓘ
influencedBy Austro-Marxism ⓘ
European minority-rights debates ⓘ
conditions of Jews in the Russian Empire ⓘ
opposesConcept creation of a separate territorial Jewish state as the primary solution ⓘ
relatedTo Austro-Marxist theories of national-cultural autonomy ⓘ
non-territorial autonomy models ⓘ
seeks recognition of Jewish communal institutions as public-law bodies ⓘ
supports Jewish communal self-government ⓘ
Jewish control over their own educational institutions ⓘ
Jewish participation in the political life of their countries of residence ⓘ
viewsJewsAs a nation without necessarily requiring a separate territory ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ukrainian Jews → notablePoliticalMovement → Jewish autonomism ⓘ
Jewish question → hasContext → Jewish communal autonomy ⓘ
linked to: Jewish autonomism
Jewish question → hasAssociatedTerm → Jewish national question ⓘ
linked to: Jewish autonomism