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EuropeanThe natives and inhabitants of the continent of Europe and their descendants. Europe is multicultural and, although most of its languages belong to the Indo-European family, there are also speakers of Uralic (such as Hungarian) and Altaic (such as Turkish) languages, as well as Basque. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It brought us victory of socialdemocratism, of various alternatives of third ways, of communitarism, of environmentalism, of political correctness, of humanrightism, of Europeanism, of corporativism, of NGOism. 20) Some, including Chamberlain, were anti-Semites; none shared Churchill's Francophilia and Europeanism, his awareness that Britain shared a civilization with the old continent. 61) As an outcome of that, according to a Russian analyst, "This [foreign policy] consensus is going to take shape around the concept of Europeanism or one of its versions since the concept itself is heterogeneous, being represented by diverse political trends, and much will depend on the actual balance of political forces". |
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