Postmulticulturalism: Realities, Discourses, Practices

by Augie Fleras

Overview

Postmulticulturalism: Realities, Discourses, Practices proposes a new governance mindset that conceptually engages the principles and dynamics of a postmulticultural world as a discursive framework for living together with/in/through a complexity of differences.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781433153600
Publisher:	Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers
Publication date:	05/08/2019
Pages:	310
Product dimensions:	5.91(w) x 8.86(h) x 0.00(d)

About the Author

Augie Fleras is an adjunct professor of sociology at the University of Waterloo. He earned his PhD in Maori studies and social anthropology from Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand). Fleras received a lifetime achievement award from the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association for longstanding contributions.

Table of Contents

List of Tables – Preface – Part One: Diversity Governances in Disarray – Postmulticulturalism: A Governance Mindset Whose Time Has Come – Part Two: Canada’s Official Multiculturalism: Integrating Migrants, Accommodating Minorities – Multiculturalism as Diversity Governance: Theoretical Perspectives, Global Expressions – Theorizing Canada’s Official Multiculturalism – Multiculturalism in Crisis, the Failure of Multiculturalism? A Transatlantic Divide – Part Three: Beyond Multiculturalism, Toward Postmulticulturalism – An Emergent Postmulticultural World of Complex Diversities – Conceptualizing Postmulticulturalism: A Governance Mindset – Interculturalism as Postmulticultural Governance – Accommodating Religious Diversity in a Postmulticultural Canada – Part Four: Rethinking Multicultural Governance in a Postnational Canada – Postmulticulturalism in a Postnational Canada – Index.