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[alibey71]

'Even if it does not renounce electoral demo-cratic procedures, populism as a movement becomes neofascism when it transitions from a homogenizing conception of the people to one that posits its ethnic identification with the national community, while...'

I couldn't understand the emphasized part of the sentence. Can anybody help me?

The source: Fascism To Populism In History by Federico Finchelstein.

 

[PaulQ]

to posit -> to assume, or put forward, as fact (or the factual basis for) a [logical] argument; postulate -> posit - WordReference.com Dictionary of English

to one that.....posits.........................its ethnic identification...........................................................with the national community,
to one that...assumes that its way of identifying itself by reference to its own ethnic origins is also true for the national community,

to put this in simple English:
to one that assumes that everyone in the country is, racially, like them.

 

[alibey71]

to posit -> to assume, or put forward, as fact (or the factual basis for) a [logical] argument; postulate -> posit - WordReference.com Dictionary of English

to one that.....posits.........................its ethnic identification...........................................................with the national community,
to one that...assumes that its way of identifying itself by reference to its own ethnic origins is also true for the national community,

to put this in simple English:
to one that assumes that everyone in the country is, racially, like them.

Despite everything, thanks PaulQ.