Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Global Multiculturalism - Rowman & Littlefield Publishers

Explore the complex realities of ethnic, racial, and cultural diversity through Global Multiculturalism. This collection provides a deep look into thirteen different countries, examining how each nation understands and represents its unique social makeup. By studying these diverse case studies, readers gain a better understanding of how identity groups are treated across the globe. This book examines how various nations manage diversity, including instances where groups are included in society or made invisible through forced assimilation. It also addresses more extreme scenarios where groups face being reviled or subjected to genocide. The text is framed by a theoretical discussion covering national identity, transnationalism, hybridity, and diaspora. Each chapter provides a comprehensive survey of a specific country's demographics and history before analyzing the dynamics of its social landscape. This multi-disciplinary approach makes it a valuable resource for anyone studying the ways different nations negotiate identity and culture in a changing world.