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Understanding the Meaning of Nativist
- Learn the meaning of the term 'nativist' and its significance in Europe's conservative movement.
- Discover how conservative thinkers are advocating for a nativist revolution in Europe.
- Understand the connection between nativism and the left-wing uprisings of 1968.
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下の文章の三段目のはじめにでてくるnativistとはどうゆう意味でしょうか？ 反植民地主義、反ヨーロッパ第一主義、見方によっては、1968年の選挙がヨーロッパにもたらした遺産を無に返そうとした主義にすぎない、という立場です。
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