The anti-independence is a militant movement on a regional level against the independence of their community and therefore for the maintenance of territorial integrity of State to which the latter is attached. The existence of such movements can only be explained by the presence, in these territories, of strong independence or secessionist claims. The terms  anti-independence and loyalty are generally synonymous, the second term being used mostly in New Caledonia. The separatist movements generally describe their opponents as neo-colonialists , whereas it is not uncommon for anti-independenceists to still defend the autonomists, regionalist or federalists . In the provinces of the Federal States which have secessionist movements, such as Quebec in Canada, opponents of independence are called " federalists" in the sense that they defend the maintenance of the federal constitution , and that they are autonomists (for strengthening powers at the local level to the detriment of the federal level ) or not . In a unitary state, anti-independence movements , also called republicans or monarchists depending on the nature of the central state, can be distinguished between centralism centralist (also called Jacobins in France or Unionists in United Kingdom , they fight to give none or very little specific political, economic or cultural territory), "departmental" (movement especially present in the French overseas collectivity of Mayotte, aiming to make this territory a Department and thus lose some of its autonomy) or autonomists. Anti-independence can thus include various political ideologies , and can be seen as a form of nationalism defending the unity of an already existing nation, considered synonymous with State sovereign strong and "human group constituting a political community, established on a defined territory (. ..) and personified by a sovereign authority" ( Le Petit Robert). Independence is also a nationalism but under its cultural and / or ethnic acceptance, with a nation yet to be built and whose ultimate outcome must be political independence, and seen as a "group of people living on a common territory, conscious of its unity (historical, cultural, etc.) and constituting a political entity / Dictionary of the French language. "(Dictionary of the French language). However, in a wider acceptance, it is an opposition to any form of political fragmentation of the world and therefore to nationalism in all its forms, and is found in particular in globalism.%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Anti-independence movements can be defended in turn, depending on the local political context, national parties that can go from the extreme right to the far left through all possible political trends. Anti-political independence in the world%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References
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The anti-independence
Anti-independence
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State
the state
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The existence of such movements can only be explained by the presence, in these territories, of strong independence or secessionist claims.
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and loyalty
' and 'loyalist'
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The separatist
Separatist
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, whereas it is not uncommon for anti-independenceists to still defend the autonomists, regionalist or federalists
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the Federal States which have
federal states with
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opponents of independence are called " federalists"
anti-independentists are called 'federalists'
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, and that they are autonomists (for strengthening powers at the local level to the detriment of the federal level ) or not
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, also called republicans or monarchists depending on the nature of the central state,
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centralism centralist
centralists
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, they fight to give none or very little specific political, economic or cultural territory), "departmental" (movement
), the 'departmental' movement (
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Department
department
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,
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unity
territorial integrity
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nation, considered synonymous with State sovereign strong and "human group constituting a political community, established on a defined territory (. ..) and personified by a sovereign authority" ( Le Petit Robert). Independence is also a nationalism but under its cultural and / or ethnic acceptance, with a nation yet to be built and whose ultimate outcome must be political independence, and seen as a "group of people living on a common territory, conscious of its unity (historical, cultural, etc.) and constituting a political entity / Dictionary of the French language. "(Dictionary of the French language).
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However, in a wider acceptance, it is an opposition to any form of political fragmentation of the world and therefore to nationalism in all its forms, and is found in particular in globalism.
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Anti-independence movements can be defended in turn, depending on the local political context, national parties that can go from the extreme right to the far left through all possible political trends.
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Anti-political independence in the world
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state. Being in favor of independence may also be motivated by nationalism due to cultural or ethnic differences with the already existing state, though.