Ethnic Diversity and Public Policy: A Comparative Inquiry by Crawford Young (eds.)

By Crawford Young (eds.)

In contemporary years, the saliency of conflicts pitting diversified ethnic, racial and spiritual teams opposed to each other has elevated dramatically. the area of realms is far extra varied than formerly discovered; just a small variety of the 185 self sustaining international locations are actually homogeneous. With the tip of the chilly warfare, the relative significance of ethnic conflicts as a chance to foreign peace and balance is way larger. a world set of students collaborate during this quantity to discover coverage possible choices that could give a contribution in the direction of the lodging of cultural diversity.

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But with increasing multiculturalism and the rising economic power of the western provinces, Quebec became anxious about the future of its special place in the federation and the future of its French culture. In the 1960s it raised demands of greater autonomy and a formal recognition of its distinctive place in Canadian society. At the same time there was a concern to sharpen the national identity of Canada. Thus began a long series of constitutional changes and proposals. The 36 Decentralization and Ethnic Diversity constitutional changes, centred principally around the repatriation of the Constitution from London (and giving Canadians the right to amend it locally) failed to satisfy the Quebec government.

The international normative order, by imperceptible degrees, achieves more influence, but the prospects of effective enforcement machinery for national minority rights are nil. Perhaps more important is the moral pressure of achieving sufficient 'respectability' to earn organic linkages with the slowly enlarging European Union. Among the more striking developments in the international politics of cultural pluralism is the emergence in recent years of a vocal and increasingly effective international 'indigenous peoples' movement, examined by Stavenhagen in chapter 5.

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