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Irredentism

Irredentism

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Search complete. 8 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Irredentism".

Sep 5, 2026

Megan GarrityGUEST
16:43
And this is where those motivations from the typology emerge.
Megan GarrityGUEST
16:47
Counter-irredentism, counter-subversion, nativism, or reprisal.
Megan GarrityGUEST
16:52
So at this point, the government has the motivation and they must assess if expulsion is a suitable policy to address the threat that they have identified.
Megan GarrityGUEST
17:01
And so in the framework, I described four important elements or what I call preconditions that increase the likelihood of mass expulsion.
Megan GarrityGUEST
16:50
And this is where those motivations from the typology emerge.
Megan GarrityGUEST
16:54
Counter-irredentism, counter-subversion, nativism, or reprisal.
Megan GarrityGUEST
16:59
So at this point, the government has the motivation and they must assess if expulsion is a suitable policy to address the threat that they have identified.
Megan GarrityGUEST
17:08
And so in the framework, I described four important elements or what I call preconditions that increase the likelihood of mass expulsion.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
17:19
And this is where those motivations from the typology emerge.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
17:23
Counter-irredentism, counter-subversion, nativism, or reprisal.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
17:27
So at this point, the government has the motivation and they must assess if expulsion is a suitable policy to address the threat that they have identified.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
17:37
And so in the framework, I described four important elements or what I call preconditions that increase the likelihood of mass expulsion.
Megan GarrityGUEST
11:40
And under those categories, I identify four corresponding types that make up the typology.
Megan GarrityGUEST
11:46
These are counter-irredentist expulsions, counter-subversive, reprisal, and nativist.
Megan GarrityGUEST
11:52
And let me briefly go through each one of those types and give some examples to bring it more to life.
Megan GarrityGUEST
11:57
So first, counter irredentist expulsions into secure territorial control by eliminating groups with real or alleged ties to some kind of external state.
Megan GarrityGUEST
12:28
The Ottomans were trying to remove or counter the irredentist threat that they saw from Greece, particularly after Greece invaded the country in 1919.
Megan GarrityGUEST
12:37
So they targeted Ottoman Greeks for removal.
Megan GarrityGUEST
12:40
So that's counter-irredentist expulsions.
Megan GarrityGUEST
12:42
The second type is counter-subversive expulsions.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
11:32
And under those categories, I identify four corresponding types that make up the typology.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
11:38
These are counter-irredentist expulsions, counter-subversive, reprisal, and nativist.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
11:44
And let me briefly go through each one of those types and give some examples to bring it more to life.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
11:49
So first, counter irredentist expulsions into secure territorial control by eliminating groups with real or alleged ties to some kind of external state.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
12:20
The Ottomans were trying to remove or counter the irredentist threat that they saw from Greece, particularly after Greece invaded the country in 1919.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
12:29
So they targeted Ottoman Greeks for removal.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
12:32
So that's counter-irredentist expulsions.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
12:34
The second type is counter-subversive expulsions.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
16:35
And this is where those motivations from the typology emerge.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
16:39
Counter-irredentism, counter-subversion, nativism, or reprisal.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
16:44
So at this point, the government has the motivation and they must assess if expulsion is a suitable policy to address the threat that they have identified.
Meghan GarrityGUEST
16:53
And so in the framework, I described four important elements or what I call preconditions that increase the likelihood of mass expulsion.

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