Titlebook: Everyday Multiculturalism; Amanda Wise (Senior Research Fellow),Selvaraj Vela Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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Street-level Cosmopolitanism: Neighbourhood Shopping Streets in Multi-ethnic Montréalone of Canada’s three major metropolises, Montréal is a historic and continuing destination for immigrants from an increasingly diverse range of countries. It is also implicated in complex debates over the French-speaking province of Quebec’s status as a distinct and potentially sovereign society, w

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The Colour of Muscle: Multiculturalism at a Brooklyn Bodybuilding Gymy of tinny pop music and clanking weights. ‘Reverend Billy’, a wiry man wearing a black do-rag and white sleeveless undershirt, was sweating furiously on the Stairmaster while shouting passionately at someone I had never seen before: a broadly muscled, magnetic African-American man with an air of mi

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Fishing the Georges River: Cultural Diversity and Urban Environmentsrom interviews with people who live near and use the Georges River, a large tidal river in Sydney’s suburban south-west.. They suggest the diverse skills and knowledge on the river, but also the currents of emotion, fear and politics which swirl around everyday fishing:

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Volunteering, Social Networks, Contact Zones and Rubbish: The Case of the ‘Korean Volunteer Team’al city ‘groups of different backgrounds, ethnic and otherwise, cannot help but enter into relations with each other, no matter how great the desire for separateness and the attempt to maintain cultural purity’. Yet, despite the increasing commonality of such encounters, most research indicates that

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We Both Eat Rice, But That’s About It: Korean and Latino Relations in Multi-ethnic Los Angeleses are paid. Down the street at a corner convenience store, shelves are stocked, beverages are placed into large refrigerators, and purchases are rung up. Even to the most casual observer, it becomes obvious that Korean workers take the orders and collect the money while Latino workers replenish the

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137404961languages are spoken and on a typical day a good portion of these can be heard in this food court. The food stalls include an Indian place run by Tamil speakers from South India who’ve modified their menu to encompass more North Indian dishes because most of the international students living nearby

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Embodiment of Emotion Regulation growing gap between the main ways of reading and interpreting the presence of difference in contemporary society and what we see, hear and at times experience in our fieldwork. We are comforted by the fact that in recent times various authors, representing a range of different intellectual perspect