Nationalism and Reconciliation: The Case of Post-Genocide Rwanda
# essaycontest2016 Nationalism unearths rhetoric of the most prideful spirits and disavows contemporary understandings of cosmopolitanism. With the populist rhetoric pushing Britain out of the European Union and the Republican Party out of the race for the presidency, it may be time to reframe our political bifurcations in terms of the great political battle between nationalists and internationalists or nativists and globalists. The truth is that genuine cosmopolitanism is rare. It requires a…See More
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