What for, Vol. IX No. 18/19, 2010.
Professional paper
Mono vs. Multi: Culturalisms in Science and Politics
Janko Bekić
; Institute for International Relations
Abstract
Terrorist attacks on New York, Washington, Madrid and London put an end to the golden age of multiculturalism in the USA and Europe. Severe criticism was directed towards those who had placed group (minority) rights before individual rights, causing the multicultural camp to moderate and revise its positions by turning to the so-called liberal or ‘soft’ multiculturalism. At the same time, a new variant – interculturalism – was created, which is oriented towards dialogue and cooperation, and emphasizes similarities rather than differences. As such, it is undoubtedly gradually replacing the older model.
Keywords
culturalism; minority rights; human rights; assimilation; integration; Islam; feminism; secularism
Hrčak ID:
61633
URI
Publication date:
3.11.2010.
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