Multi-culturalism : the view from the two Irelands
Edna Longley, Declan Kiberd
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Edna Longley, Declan Kiberd
Abstract
The book contains two essays looking at the issue of multi-culturalism and what this has meant, North and South, and could mean in the future. In both cases the authors see the possibilities for multi-cultural policies and approaches (in education for example) as a potential escape from the culture wars that have marked Northern Ireland and the static mono-culturalism that has often affected the South since 1921.
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The book contains two essays looking at the issue of multi-culturalism and what this has meant, North and South, and could mean in the future. In both cases the authors see the possibilities for multi-cultural policies and approaches (in education for example) as a potential escape from the culture wars that have marked Northern Ireland and the static mono-culturalism that has often affected the South since 1921.
Key concepts: Culturalism, Sociology, Political science, Law, Politics