Question

differentiate between communalism and regionalism​

Answer 1

ANsWER :-

Communalism, Regionalism and Secularism are political ideologies with different belief systems and different modes of application.

Communalism is defined as prioritizing affiliation towards one’s own ethnic group rather than the society as a whole.

Regionalism can be defined as a political ideology focusing on the “development of a political or social system based on one or more” regions.

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Answer 2

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↠ The difference between Communalism and Regionalism are as follows :

1) MEANING : Communalism can be defined as prioritizing affiliation towards one’s own ethnic group rather than the society as a whole.

On the other hand, regionalism can be defined as a political ideology which is focusing on the development of a social or political system based on one or more regions.

2) CAUSE : Communalism causes by social issues like competition, ferocity and tension among different communities.

Whereas, regionalism is an ideology and political movement that seeks to advance the causes of regions and threatens the integrity and unity of a particular nation.

3) PLACE IN SOCIETY : Communalism favours for a single community. It is looked upon unfavourably in society.

Whereas, regionalism finds fewer takers in a population that does not believes in the upliftment of the entire nation.

4) IDEOLOGY : Communalism is a philosophical notion of a community.

Whereas, regionalism is generally motivated by social, cultural as well as economic inequalities.

5) APPLICATION : Communalism is used as an instrument of power for capturing states of a country as well as operating in economic, social and political

On the other hand, regionalism isusually applied by regional political parties to further their interest at the expense of other regions.