'cultural sovereignty' movements was once only a (much derided) concern of the French, but seem to be spreading to other more historically anglophone countries.

'cultural sovereignty' movements was once only a (much derided) concern of the French, but seem to be spreading to other more historically anglophone countries. I wonder whether the so far unchecked dissemination of US cultural values might be a factor here - the Americanisation of Europe via Hollywood + Internet is an under studied phenomena. Still, for people who care about heterogeneity and diversity, this is a positive move