Titlebook: Liberal Multiculturalism and the Fair Terms of Integration; Peter Balint,Sophie Guérard Latour Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Multiculturalism, Liberalism and Value Pluralism multiplicity is valuable and ought to be accorded positive political recognition. Many people would say that such a view fits well with the fundamental values of liberalism — notably the freedom of individuals to choose their own way of life. When that ideal is combined with the belief that the sta

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What Does ‘Respect for Difference’ Mean?inary political parlance and at the level of theory, formulated as being about ‘respect’. In everyday political debate, the state, ‘society’ or particular actors are often called upon to ‘respect’ minorities or their different practices, beliefs or traditions, and this is often taken to require or i

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Multiculturalism as National Dialogueof their unique identities and practices. Multiculturalism as an empirical phenomenon — the fact that a society contains a plurality of cultural groups — has prompted liberal-democratic states to adopt, to some degree, multiculturalism as public policy. It is in . as much as in policy, though, that

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Is Multiculturalism Un-French? Towards a Neo-Republican Model of Multiculturalismthnic minorities has undergone a contrasting evolution, from the golden age of the 1970–80s to the post 9/11 backlash (Joppke, 2004), France has been quite steady in its rejection of such politics.. This stance did not change in spite of an unprecedented interest in ‘diversity’ promoted by the progr