....” Public Culture 1 ( 1 ): 1 -4. Canadian Multiculturalism Act of 1988 . R.S.C. 1985 , Chapter 24 (4th Supp.). Cannizzo , Jeanne . 1990 . Into the Heart of Africa . Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum. Cannizzo , Jeanne . 1990 . Into the heart of a controversy. Toronto Star , 5 June...

.... In this interview he discusses his intellectual formation and offers reflections on the development of his field, the evolving institutional culture of the university, and 1970s-era multiculturalism. AR: No liquor license? WS: No, no, it was probably just an affectation. Tomato juice with some pepper...

.... Neoliberal multiculturalism is made through its dynamic religious elements; the Christian secular is a primary technology for revising and reproducing race. The NCCHR is a staging ground for the religious history of racial capitalism, incarnate not only in the parochial past it attempts to vanquish but also...

... the university, and (2) provides intellectual and methodological interventions in contemporary organizational manifestations of racialized minority difference — namely, (neo)liberal multicultural formations of diversity in the US academy. The essay offers case studies of “diversity” and/or “decolonizing” work...

... as diversity and antiracism in North America? One essential element is a broad-based engagement with questions of multicultural difference as incommensurable with the racial formation of North American society, given multiculturalism’s evolution out of a politics in which racial categories were deployed...

... . New York: Alfred A. Knopf. Chicago Cultural Studies Group. 1992 . “Critical Multiculturalism.” Critical Inquiry 18 , 3 (Spring): 530 -555. Habermas , Jurgen . 1989 . The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere . Trans. T. Burger and F. Lawrence. Cambridge: M.I.T. Press...

... of the public sphere, particularly as it has been redrawn in recent American debates about multiculturalism. Even further, he aims to “throw light on the problematic of culture itself, and, in particular, on the novel way in which culture is working itself out in the modern nation-state.” (p. 214...

..., no . 3 : 396 -434. Povinelli, Elizabeth. 2002 . The cunning of recognition: Indigenous alterities and the making of Australian multiculturalism . Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. Pratt, Mary Louise. 1992 . Imperial eyes: Travel writing and transculturation . New York: Routledge...

...Dilip Gaonkar; Charles Taylor Duke University Press 2006 Block Thinking and Internal Criticism Dilip Gaonkar and Charles Taylor These are difficult times for multiculturalism, especially in Europe. Reasonable people are having...

... at the Center for Psychosocial Studies in Chicago on the theme of “Multiculturalism and the Internationalization of Cultural Studies,” organized by Lauren Berlant, Michael Warner, and Benjamin Lee. A summary of those discussions can be found in Chicago Cultural Studies Group, “Critical...

... a test case to play against both the abstractness and the ungrounded references to the debates over multiculturalism, pluralism, and tolerance in the United States? I Let us begin with two kinds of historical/empirical questions. Of minor but symp- tomatic interest might...

..., legal, and cultural battles over immigration; and rampant anxieties about multiculturalism in putatively plural- ist political cultures. The story Habermas tells centers on a genealogy of nation and state in moder- nity. It is a story both compelling and useful, but like all genealogies...

... : Springer International . Duyvendak Jan Willem Scholten Peter . 2012 . “ Deconstructing the Dutch Multicultural Model: A Frame Perspective on Dutch Immigrant Integration Policymaking .” Comparative European Politics 10 , no. 3 : 266 – 82 . Essed Philomena Hoving Isabel eds...

... related to the Islamic presence in Europe (migrants, Turkish EU candidacy, and terrorism) played an equally decisive role in the shaping of public opinion. Both French republicanism and Dutch multiculturalism have been challenged by the ways Islam is Europeanized. As Islam becomes European...

... is this glimmering object the public support of which can produce, as if by magical charm, the feelings necessary for social harmony in the multicultural nation, for good trading relations with the Asian-Pacific, and for a new globally inspirational form...

... Press. Barkan, Elliot Robert, ed. 1999. A Nation of Peoples: A Sourcebook on America’s Multicultural Heritage. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press. Barker, Adele Marie, ed. 1999. Consuming Russia: Popular Culture, Sex, and Society since Gorbachev. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. Barrett...

... arenas. Suzanne Jill Levine (1991: vi, 3), translator of postmodernist fiction from Latin America, suggests that English, in contrast to Spanish, provides certain resistances to multicultural efflorescences because of the official suppression by the Royal Society in the late seventeenth century...

... of Hawaii Press, 1992. Caraway, Nancie. School of Public Affairs, The American University, 4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20016-8130, U.S.A. Research Interests: Multicultural theory and politics; feminist theory; political theory; race/gender/class; cultural studies; post...

... largely erased. Boas’s notion of culture is commonly placed within a liberal program for confronting racism that cel- ebrates autonomous cultural worlds, thereby authorizing a genealogical charter of contemporary multiculturalism for liberal...

... of the concept of a “historical wound,” a notion that grows out of Charles Taylor’s discussion of the politics of recognition in multicultural societies.2 Within the perspective of this politics, wrote Taylor, “misrecognition shows not just a lack of due respect. It can inflict a grievous wound, saddling...