The Paris Opera Ballet is among the few world-class companies whose dancers still predominantly share the same nationality and schooling.
The pursuit of knowledge should strive to transcend culture and ethnicity – an Indian philosopher is not necessarily better suited to explain the world to an Indian student simply because they share the same nationality.
That identity has the advantage of being significantly true — whatever subcategories you may carve them into, all Rwandans share the same nationality and language — and it has the disadvantage of any universalist diktat, that many other truths have to be suppressed, blurred, and ignored in order for it to take hold.
That identity has the advantage of being significantly true whatever subcategories you may carve them into, all Rwandans share the same nationality and language and it has the disadvantage of any universalist diktat, that many other truths have to be suppressed, blurred, and ignored in order for it to take hold.
Not all of them are present in every other English coach, just because they share the same nationality.
With four months to go before Euro 2012, Shearer believes the next England manager should share the same nationality as his players for both practical and idealistic reasons.
As one author has observed, the radically innovative character of the concept of European citizenship lies in the fact that 'the Union belongs to, is composed of, citizens who by definition do not share the same nationality'.
And it's important to remember that racists don't all share the same nationality – there are Albanians opposed to helping refugees in Greece; there are Albanian members of Golden Dawn.
Their narrative appears to be that hopelessness, engendered by Western oppression, leads to a decision to murder innocents, even if they are of the same faith and nationality and presumably sharing the same oppressive circumstances.
Rival nationalities found themselves sharing the same political space with scarce resources.
