National conservatism is a variant of conservatism that concentrates on national interests and upholding cultural or ethnic identity. National conservatism is related to social conservatism and traditionalist conservatism, as it supports the traditional family, social stability, law-and-order, xenophobia, and souverainism. The ideology has no set economic beliefs, as it focuses on national identity instead of economics. It is very similar to fascism, with many national conservative parties (such as the Democratic Republican Party of South Korea, National Front of France, and Alternative for Germany) advocating fascist views such as corporatism, nationalism, and xenophobia.