The Politics of Ethnic Diversity in the British IslesR. Garbaye, P. Schnapper This book explores continuity and change in British multiculturalism. It offers an original perspective on British multiculturalism and also presents an exploration of the politics of ethnic diversity in all the national contexts of the British Isles as well as the United Kingdom. |
Contents
| 1 | |
Provocations Hostilities and Advances | 21 |
2 The Securitisation of British Multiculturalism | 38 |
Fighting Violent or Nonviolent Extremism? The Influence of the Quilliam Foundation | 58 |
4 The Death of Muslim Immigrants in Britain and France | 74 |
5 The Muslim Arbitration Tribunal and Forced Marriage | 90 |
A Challengingly Welcoming Attitude | 116 |
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