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,Zusammenfassende Bemerkungen (§§ 300–373),r. The second is that of Muslim immigration into the European Community and other European countries. Muslim immigration in Britain has to be seen as partly reflecting these larger problems, but has also to be differentiated from them.

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Anti-Racism and Ethnic Mobilisation in Europe,nment representation and could possibly increase it. There are also equivalent political developments in Austria and in Flanders. In Germany, however, the question has been posed in a particularly sharp form, and there are fears that recent racist attacks might presage the re-emergence of Nazism as a political force.

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The Concept of a Multicultural Society,cience Research Council (now the Economic and Social Research Council) in the sphere of race and ethnic relations research. The Council originally established a Unit in the University of Bristol under the direction of Michael Banton in 1970. This Unit moved to the University of Aston under my own Di

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The Political Sociology of a Multicultural Society,some support from intellectuals of the New Right (Honeyford, 1988), the idea that we now do have a multicultural society, and that this is not only inevitable but desirable, is widely accepted. Unfortunately it is not at all clear what exactly the term means. Although it purports to being a sociolog

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Conceptual and Practical Problems of Multiculturalism in Europe,tuations in the modern world loosely referred to as multicultural. It seems necessary at the outset of this chapter, therefore, to distinguish between seven different types of situation of this sort. These are:

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Transnational Migrant Communities and Ethnic Minorities in Modern Multicultural Societies,held together by the quasi-imperial systems of the superpowers were left to fight for themselves and amongst themselves. In the name of ethnicity, nationalism or ethnic nationalism they fought brutally for territory, and the Serbian notion of ‘ethnic cleansing’ came to provoke something of the horro

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