Scenarios about 'francophone politics'
Francophone politics refers to the political systems, movements, and governance within French-speaking regions and countries worldwide, including France, Quebec, parts of Africa, and other territories influenced by French colonization. It encompasses diverse political traditions ranging from republican secularism to constitutional monarchies, shaped by France's revolutionary heritage and colonial legacies. Understanding Francophone political dynamics provides valuable context for alternate history scenarios exploring different outcomes in French-influenced regions or alternative developments in post-colonial relationships.
What If Quebec Separated From Canada?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Quebec successfully achieved sovereignty in the 1995 referendum, permanently altering the political landscape of North America and global federalism.