Because of the multitude of countries located in this vast world, it is often difficult to keep track of the members of the human race and their diverse locales. WIthin the following category you will find links to websites that explore and understand nationalities, descendence and the meaning of belonging to a country or region. These links describe multiculuralism, nationalism, specific cultural differences amongst the countries of the world and the effects of immigration.
Australian Nationalism Information Database - Argues that mass immigration, multiculturalism, and Asianization are major threats to the Australian environment, people, and way of life. Includes publications, articles, poems, and leaflets.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) - Hindu nationalist party led by Shri Atal Vajpayee. Accounts of the party's philosophy, leaders, policies and views on major issues.
Celtic Women International - Honors, celebrates and promotes Celtic Women their culture and heritage all over the world.
Gaijin Diaries - Journal of a JET Programme participant teacing English in Saitama Prefecture. Japan as seen through the eyes of someone who could not understand the language when he arrived, and continues to understand very little!
Hindutva - A Hindustani nationalist perspective on history, culture, philosophy and particularly Hindu-Muslim relations.
Indigenous Dialogues - Network of indigenous organizations from all around the world working together over language, cultural and technology barriers
Ireland's Own - Articles on Irish republicanism and culture. Includes a forum, news, murals, poetry and songs.
Refugees International - Founded in 1979 in response to the forced repatriation of thousands of Cambodian and Vietnamese refugees. Organization provides early warning of mass exodus and serves as the advocate for the unrepresented, the refugee.
Slavic Mythology Saints and Web Traffic Generation - To attract certain ethnic groups of visitors you must be able to provide some sort of relevant knowledge of the visitors background. We tackle local religious and ideological issues in this article.
