Towards national or human unity? A Reply to John Denham
Renewal - ISSN 0968-5211
Volume 30 Number 1 (2022)
Towards national or human unity? A Reply to John Denham
John Chowcat pages 55-61
Abstract
The labour movement should not echo right-wing nationalism in the hope of constructing a ‘patriotic’ left appeal – to do so simply helps to re-establish the ‘common sense’ of chauvinistic nationalism. Rather, the left should emphasise positive international measures and international solidarity in the service of universal human rights.
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John Chowcat (2022) Towards national or human unity? A Reply to John Denham , Renewal, 30(1), 55-61