Multicultural States: Rethinking Difference and Identity Book

	Acknowledgements
	Notes on contributors
1	Introduction	1
Pt. I	The limits of pluralism	27
2	Culture's in between	29
3	Liberalism and minority culture: Reflections on 'Culture's in between'	37
4	Five types of identity and difference	48
5	Economies of value	53
6	Multiculturalism or multinationalism?	69
Pt. II	Multiculturalism and the nation: histories, policies, practices	89
7	Modernity and ethnicity in India	91
8	Between ethnicity and nationhood: Shaka Day and the struggle over Zuluness in post-apartheid South Africa	111
9	Postcolonialism: The case of Ireland	125
10	Multicultural imagined communities: Cultural difference and national identity in the USA and Australia	135
11	Globalisation and the myth of ethnic community: Salvadoran refugees in multicultural states	163
12	The politics of national identity and the pedagogy of multiculturalism in the USA	178
13	Ethnicity and education: Biculturalism in New Zealand	195
14	The technology of ethnicity: Canadian multiculturalism and the language of law	208
Pt. III	Positionings	223
15	Lunching for the republic: Feminism, the media and identity politics in the Australian republicanism debate	225
16	Riding multiculturalism	252
17	Re:locations - Rethinking Britain from Accra, New York, and the Map Room of the British Museum	267
18	Counterpoints: Nationalism, colonialism, multiculturalism, etc. in personal perspective	282
	Index	295