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The Rights of Minority Cultures
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Product Description
The debate over what rights should be accorded to minority cultures is one of the most hotly debated in modern liberal democracies. This volume collects together for the first time the most important contemporary articles on the subject.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #657257 in Books
- Published on: 1995-09-21
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 400 pages
Editorial Reviews
Subhas Ramcharan, Canadian Public Policy
"This book provides an excellent collection of articles focusing on the most important issues confronting multiethnic and multinational societies today ... It is sorely needed in the literature and provides a brilliant examination of the diverse issues involving ethnocultural and multicultural groups in our Western democracies."
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Presents sixteen essays representative of the debate, with an introduction and a very useful guide to further reading by Kymlicka. It is the first such reader of the new debate to become available and will be an essential resource for those new to the topics and to the student courses that have sprung up and will proliferate. (Tariq Modood, Political Quarterly )
This book provides an excellent collection of articles focusing on the most important issues confronting multiethnic and multinational societies today ... It is sorely needed in the literature and provides a brilliant examination of the diverse issues involving ethnocultural and multicultural groups in our Western democracies. (Subhas Ramcharan, Canadian Public Policy )
This collection of essays has been brought together by the distinguished political theorist Will Kymlicka, to promote better theoretical understanding of the issues underlying the recent upsurge in ethnic and national consciousness and conflict. (Patrick Thornberry, International Affairs )
Patrick Thornberry, International Affairs
"This collection of essays has been brought together by the distinguished political theorist Will Kymlicka, to promote better theoretical understanding of the issues underlying the recent upsurge in ethnic and national consciousness and conflict."
