Understanding global intercultural dialogue initiatives within the logic of state-based multiculturalism
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Sub-type Research report Author Bloom, Tendayi Title Understanding global intercultural dialogue initiatives within the logic of state-based multiculturalism Series Title Migration, Media and Intercultural Dialogue (Policy Reports Series 01) Volume/Issue No. 9 Publication Date 2013 Place of Publication Barcelona Publisher UNU-GCM Pages 11 Language EN Abstract This report uses the lens of the state-based multiculturalism literature to provide an insight into global intercultural dialogue initiatives. It argues that the draw-backs within outdated forms of mosaic multiculturalism persist in global intercultural dialogue. It is proposed that these problems derive from a mentality of engagement that mirrors that of mosaic multiculturalism at a state level (which sees society as a mosaic of discrete cultural groups). Within the multiculturalism literature, there has already been a move away from mosaic-like forms of the theory, and it is proposed that a movement similar to that evident in the multiculturalism literature is necessary with regard to the development of further intercultural dialogue initiatives.
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Media and intercultural dialogueCopyright Holder UNU-GCM Copyright Year 2013 Copyright type Fair use permitted ISSN 23114690 -
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