Governance in Multicultural Societies (Hardcover)

Contents: Assessing multiculturalism theoretically: E Pluribus Unum, Sic et Non, Edward A. Tiryakian; Strangers and compatriots: the political theory of cultural diversity, Colin Tyler; Multiculturalism and political integration in the modern nation-state, John Rex; The sociology of multiculturalism: is culture the name of the game?, Steve Fenton; Multiculturalism in contemporary Britain: community cohesion, urban riots and the 'Leicester Model', Gurharpal Singh; Multiculturalism in France, Catherine Withol de Wenden; Multiculturalism in Germany: the local management of immigrants' social inclusion, Frank-Olaf Radtke; Boundary change and ethnic separation in South-Eastern Europe, 1919-1999: the role of the great powers, David Carlton; Ethnic conflict in the former Soviet Union: the problem of governance, Galina M. Yemelianova; Pluralism and multiculturalism in colonial and post-colonial society, John Rex; Malaysia and capitalist modernization: plural and multicultural models, Steve Fenton; Is multiculturalism a workable policy in South Africa?, Simon Bekker and Anne Leilde; Multiculturalism in contemporary India, Harihar Bhattacharyya; Pluralism and democracy in Pakistan, Mohammad Waseem; Sikhs in multicultural societies, Darshan S. Tatla; Multiculturalism in Japan: citizenship policy for immigrants, Hideki Tarumoto; From multiculturalism to hybridity: the Chinese in Canada, Chan Kwok Bun; Afterword; Index.