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Sophie Duchesne considers that French and European identities are compatible

In an interview conducted by Véronique Soulé, Sophie Duchesne, a researcher for the CNRS (national centre of scientific research), considers that European identity is an extension of national identity. "Europe is particularly difficult for the French to accept because it implies a common policy built on the acknowledgment of different values and interests, beginning with national differences and including a different concept of political power. But this doesn't mean that I believe in an antagonism between French identity and European identity. On the contrary, identification with the nation opens the way to identification with Europe: the European Union is a remote political community, we aren't very likely to understand it, to feel that we are a part of it, if we haven't already experienced national political community, if we don't feel that we are citizens of our own country."

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