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Subject(s)

• Multiculturalism—Case studies [Browse]
• Ethnic relations—Case studies [Browse]
• Race relations—Case studies [Browse]

Editor

• Handzlik, Izabela, 1983- [Browse]
• Sorokowski, Lukasz, 1982- [Browse]

Series

• Warsaw Studies in Politics and Society ; volume 1. [More in this series]
• Warsaw Studies in Politics and Society ; volume 1 [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• The language of the social world at a border crossing / Michael Dabrowski
• Thank you for talking to me, Africa : multiculturalism and black urban America / Antoni Gorny
• Muslim communities in the United States : a multicultural puzzle / Izabela Handzlik
• Moroccan associations in the Netherlands : how organisation leaders deal with the stigmatisation of the Moroccan community / Anja van Heelsum
• The Spanish expedition to Easter Island, 1770 : original documents and their rendition by Bolton Glanvill Corney / Zuzanna Jakubowska
• Is a rainbow-coloured society possible? : sociological challenges in the age of multiculturalism / Anna Jawor
• Is multiculturalism bad for women, still? : persisting dilemmas in cultural and religious accommodation in Europe / Dolores Morondo Taramundi
• On being Asian : East-Asian Americans and Canadians in selected North American multicultural graphic novels / Emma Oki
• African rhythm, Cuban soul : the musical heritage of slavery in Cuba / Natala Pastewska-Sorokowska
• Definitional trends in the legal management of national and religious minorities (diversity) / Eduardo J. Ruiz-Vieytez
• Between nationhood and statehood, unionism and nationalism : Scotland's identity politics in the devolution discourse since the 1950s / Lukasz Sorokowski
• Controversies over Polish city marketing strategies / Aleksandra Wycisk.

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ISBN

• 9783631648476
• 3631648472

RCP

H - S

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