This paper explains that Gallic cultural 'softness', encapsulated in the drive against the 'challenges' of
globalization
is a logic predicated on female principles rather than the masculine principle, one characterized by
globalization---"might makes right". The author points out that one cannot have globalization without first having the concept that what one nations has is better than what another country has; implicit in this concept is the idea that the
subordinate nation will be dragged, kicking and screaming, into parity with the superior nation or nation. The paper concludes that the modern world no longer has the divine right of kings with which to justify imperialism; instead, globalism had to be created to justify the divine right of corporations. Table of Contents The Beginnings of Revolution: France Imperialism Revisited and Reinvented Modern Icons of Imperialism Saying the Right Thing Conclusion