- Countries:
- Martinique, Guadeloupe
- Topics:
- Ideas, Racism, Politics
Le Blog de [Moi], deploring the emergence of a movement led by novelist Raphaël Confiant in Martinique, cites the words of Guadeloupean Professor Jacky Dahomey (Fr): “Nationalism, a political ideology of social linkage invented in Europe, especially in its excessive form, is what we should not copy here. But be clear that I am not confusing nation and nationalism. “
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But that doesnt answer the question of “What are the dangers of nationalism?”