Looking at Ourselves: Multiculturalism, Conflict & Belonging
Edited by Katherine Wilson
ISBN: 978-1-84888-016-0
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Contents
Looking At Ourselves: An Introduction
Katherine Wilson
SECTION I: Multiculturalism and Its Discontents
Representation Strategies of Cultural Diversity in Three European Capitals of Culture
Tuuli Lähdesmäki
Reification in the Census? Multiculturalist Policies and Identity Markers in 36 Democracies
Caroline Duvieusart-Déry
Friday Re-educated: Orientalising the Eastern European Other in Rose Tremain’s The Road Home
Józef Jaskulski
Parochialism – Revitalisation – Development: How to Build the Economic and Cultural Environment by Changing the Local Space
Dariusz Waldzinski and Eliza Chodkowska
SECTION II: Rethinking Conflict
Adding Culture: Multicultural Problem Solving in Water Conflicts
Boyd W. Fuller
Dirt: A Social Mirror
Meghna Haldar
The Invention of Gesture in the Lack of Words
Tina Rahimy
Imitating Art or Life: The Tragic Hero’s Emergence on France’s Postcolonial Stage
Stephanie-Alice Baker
Analysing Generalised Trust in Heterogeneous Communities using Social Representations
Olimpia Mosteanu
Addressing the Legacy of Violence within the Youth Agenda in Northern Ireland: Practical Strategies and Methods of Working with Young People within a Society Coming to Terms with the Past and the Future
Barry Fennell and Laura Stewart
SECTION III: The Politics of Belonging
Being an African: Some Queer Remarks from the Margins
Paul Prinsloo
Recognition as Negotiation
Giorgio Bertolotti
The Dominican Second Generation: Creation of a Subalternate Identity
Julia Meszaros
Fragmented Lives, Fragmented Identities: An Exploratory Study of the Effect of Out-and In-Marriage on the Identities of Filipinos in the United Kingdom
Ramona Buhain Bacon
An Identity Matrixing Model for Transculturality
Michael Kearney and Setsuko Adachi
Inside the Caves of Moon Palace: Being the Self Becoming the Other
Joana Lima
Self: Hand Me Down Clothes
Charlene April Clempson
Divide, Diverge and Conquer within Context: An Investigation into the Evolution and Synthesis of Female Fashion and Social Representation in the Arabian Gulf
Stephanie Ryan Cate and Annemarie Profanter
The Space of Salsa: Theory and Implications of a Global Dance Phenomenon
Katherine Wilson
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