0 the belief that different cultures within a society should all be given importance --
A caveat, however, is that the two established parties do differ in one area of the larger immigration debate, namely multiculturalism.
Here is proof of the damaging consequences of the intrusion of multiculturalism into the political sphere.
This inspiring study is also an ideal read for undergraduate courses on issues of multiculturalism and intercultural contact.
By the same token, such a liberal multiculturalism would acknowledge that there are clear limits to the claims and rights of groups.
In this paper, we introduce the perspective of 'living multiculturalism', and discuss some of the major cultural issues from that perspective.
Normative theories of multiculturalism, on the other hand, are instructive because they have grappled with the moral commitment of recuperative identity politics.
This contemporary top-down configuration of state multiculturalism has focused on a specific set of perceived ' benign' cultural markers of indigenous difference, most prominently traditional dress.
Most of those who tolerate or even advocate multiculturalism in our schools and colleges have educational, not ideological, intentions.
