Pravice

Pravice is a term that has seen some usage to describe a specific political ideology, though it is not a widely recognized or formally defined political philosophy. The term appears to be a portmanteau, combining "pravda" (truth in several Slavic languages) and "justice." It is often associated with a belief system that prioritizes a particular conception of truth and justice, often from a nationalistic or ethno-nationalistic perspective.

Those who identify with or describe pravice often emphasize a return to perceived traditional values, a strong sense of national identity, and a critical stance towards globalism or liberal social policies. The concept can sometimes overlap with other ideologies such as conservatism, nationalism, or even certain forms of populism, but its specific connotation is tied to the idea of upholding an absolute or inherent truth and a corresponding form of justice.

The usage of "pravice" is not standardized and can vary significantly depending on the context and the individuals using it. It is sometimes employed by commentators or thinkers to describe a movement or ideology that they perceive as distinct from more mainstream political labels, or to articulate a set of beliefs that they feel are not adequately represented by existing terminology. Due to its niche nature, there is limited academic literature or widespread public discourse directly defining or analyzing "pravice" as a distinct political ideology.