Nationalism
Warning: Nationalism is often stigmatized and misunderstood, especially when it comes to minority nationalism. Some people misguidedly associate all types of nationalism to national-socialism, tribalism, and racism. On the contrary, the origins of modern nationalism in the 18th century point us to the ideals of equality of men through citizenship, democratic government for all peoples, and peaceful relations among free States. In the context of a colonization by a foreign power, the nationalism of a conquered people can be and has often been a progressive liberation movement. In the context of a territorial expansion or consolidation, the nationalism of a strong people is generally akin to imperialism.
We see a very clear distinction between nationalism, today a universal phenomenon, and the exploitation of a people's patriotic sentiment by political rulers who wish to keep themselves in power or gain more of it.
General
- History: Nationalism
- History: Imperialism
- Internet Modern History Sourcebook: Nationalism
- Croatian Nationalism (Excellent intro)
- The Nationalism Project
- The History of Nationalism
- Google Directory: Nationalism
- Nation Planet
Québec Nationalism
Canadien Nationalism (1800s to 1880s)
- Liberal Nationalism
French-Canadian Nationalism (1840 to 1940s)
- Survivance Nationalism
- Ideology of survivance
Contemporary Québec Nationalism (1950s to hopefully independence)
- Questia: Selected Quebec Nationalism Resources
- Questia: French Canadians
- Quebec: a modern, pluralist, distinct society
- "Social Democrat" Nationalism
- The Evolving Parameters of Quebec Nationalism (PDF)
- Separatism and Sound in French Quebec
(English) Canadian Nationalism (1950s to Now)
- Questia: Canadian Politics
- Canadian Nationalism & anti-Americanism
- Pierre Elliot Trudeau & the demise of liberal Canadian nationalism
- The three nations of Canada may tear it apart
- Canadian Nationalism and the Struggle for Popular Sovereignty