familism
/fəˈmɪlɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A social or cultural attitude that gives priority to family ties and family interests over other aspects of life or relationships.
“The politician’s familism was criticized for favoring the interests of his own family over those of the community.”
2. noun
A form of nationalism that emphasizes the importance of family and kinship ties over national identity or other collective affiliations.
“The historian noted that the politician’s familism was a form of cultural nationalism that prioritized family and regional loyalties over national unity.”