...Yossef Ben-Meir Morocco’s approach to implementing projects that preserve its multicultural identity integrates opportunities to advance sustainable development. The strategy is to identify ways to not only preserve culturally significant locations and knowledge but to also advance livelihoods...

... and from multicultural to Turkish to tolerant. Nick Danforth is a senior policy analyst for the Bipartisan Policy Center's national security program. He writes regularly about Turkey and the Middle East for the Atlantic , Washington Post , Al Jazeera , Foreign Policy , and Foreign Affairs...

... that extend Canadian diversity by welcoming immigrants irrespective of their countries of origin. This tradition has served to shape and strengthen multiculturalism, defi ning Canada’s unique approach in both supporting immigrants’ retention of culture and their integration into Canadian life. Two recent...

..., a seemingly multicultural country in which exclusions may not be very obvious but are nevertheless deeply entrenched and long standing. In the third part light is cast on the living conditions of the most disadvantaged young Muslims in France against the backdrop of French assimilation policies...

... in Turkish Newspapers,” in Images of the U.S. Around the World: A Multicultural Perspective, ed. Yahya R. Kamalipour (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1999). 92  Mediterranean Quarterly: Fall 2007 as a civilizing mission is itself about losing cultural essence and becoming similar...

... rejects both conservative and radical approaches to multiculturalism and instead argues that “the theory of the contradictory civil sphere suggests that multicultural demands for recognition of particularity are jus- tifiable both normatively and empirically, even if, in their radical form...

... rejects both conservative and radical approaches to multiculturalism and instead argues that “the theory of the contradictory civil sphere suggests that multicultural demands for recognition of particularity are jus- tifiable both normatively and empirically, even if, in their radical form...

... for effective civil translations that eventually led to the public’s realization of social injustices. Alexander rejects both conservative and radical approaches to multiculturalism and instead argues that “the theory of the contradictory civil sphere suggests that multicultural demands for recognition...

... environment dictates that we reexamine them more seriously. Assimilation is being abandoned on the political Left because of the pow- erful infl uence of the ideology of multiculturalism. On the political Right, it is being abandoned because of the popularity of the ideology of globalism. On a superfi...

... of the fastest growing econo- mies in Europe, bringing with it prosperity and a demand for labor. Ireland’s economic boom attracted labor from around the world as immigrants, legal and illegal, made their way to the Emerald Isle, changing a once homog- enous society into an emerging multicultural society...

... with the new reality on the ground and achieved prominence in the political sphere.5 Eurasianists point to the multicultural nature of Russian identity as a rea- son why it should serve as the foundation for the erection of the Eurasian civ- ilization’s political partnership. Russian culture came...

... access to social services, and halting the progress of multiculturalism. The paradigmatic case is France, where Jean-Marie Le Pen’s Popular Front, an extreme nationalist party founded in 1972 with the motto of “France for the French,” has become a major player in the country’s politics. In 2002 Le...

... commitment to multicultural diversity and its recent decision to legalize Spain’s clandestine working population are likely to exacerbate an already precarious security situation. Al Qaeda in Spain: Ideology and Terror Infrastructure Spain’s importance for Islamists can be traced back...

... of a consistent, universal, and unifying policy toward southeastern Europe. From Bosnia to Cyprus we have the same objectives: we want the countries in the region to be integral, peaceful, and democratic; we want them to remain multicultural; and we want them...

... pressed to find either country on a map. This revived Islamic identity has grown out of the British 10 Mediterranean Quarterly: Winter 2007 brand of multiculturalism that, ironically, emphasizes and protects cultural differences to such an extent that minority groups can be regarded only as cul...

... reportedly denounced the entire concept of multiculturalism and asserted that there should be no “mass scale” intermixing of different creeds.12 Later that month, the Hungarian government defied Brussels and unilaterally suspended the application of the EU’s asylum policy, contending that Hungary’s...

... of a multicultural Andalusia or one that is more closely aligned with a Christian and Catholic identity. In chapter 11, the establishment of Jewish museums in two Italian cities sheds light on the contentious politics of how Jewish history will be represented in Italy and by whom. It is followed by one...

... of a multicultural Andalusia or one that is more closely aligned with a Christian and Catholic identity. In chapter 11, the establishment of Jewish museums in two Italian cities sheds light on the contentious politics of how Jewish history will be represented in Italy and by whom. It is followed by one...

... be divorced from the concept of the ethnos (in the sense of a racially homogeneous entity). Instead, emphasis should be given to the model of a pluralist, multicultural society and polity. At the dawn of the twenty-first century the concepts of pluralism and multiculturalism are gaining ground, while...

... that the European society would become multicultural. During that interview, he also referred to the US pol- icy on the matter. 50 Mediterranean Quarterly: Spring 2005 Strong objections to Turkey’s accession into the EU have been raised once again by former president of France Valery Giscard d’Estaing...