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Other things being equal, the more cultural diversity, the worse the prospects for economic solidarity. Is this really true? If it is, what can be done to soften die tension? And if a tension remains, should solidarity give way to diversity, or should diversity be sacrificed to solidarity? For two days, over a hundred scholars from several disciplines and many countries gathered in Brussels to discuss these questions intensively. Some of the world's most respected specialists in the fields concerned prepared papers that were precirculated, briefly presented by their authors, and discussed by pre-appointed commentators, discussion launchers and a lively audience. Structured in a way that mirrors the transdisciplinary format of the conference, the present volume contains most of its ingredients, in several cases substantially revised in the light of the discussion. By bringing together contributions from sociolinguists and economic theorists as well as from political philosophers and political scientists and by staging a dialogue between them, it sheds new light on an explosive issue that is becoming ever more central in many countries and in the European Union as a whole.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- Foreword(p. 7)
- Opening address(p. 11)
- Chapter 1 Social justice in multicultural societies(p. 13)
- Chapter 2 Ethnicity, trust, and the welfare state(p. 33)
- Chapter 3 Comments on Miller and Soroka, Johnston & Banting(p. 59)
- Chapter 4 Questions for Miller and Soroka, Johnston & Banting(p. 65)
- Chapter 5 Solidarity in heterogeneous communities(p. 69)
- Chapter 6 The Co-evolution of love and hate(p. 81)
- Chapter 7 Questions for La Ferrara and Bowles & Choi(p. 99)
- Chapter 8 Institutional design, cultural diversity and economic solidarity: A comparison of South Africa, Brazil and Nigeria(p. 101)
- Chapter 9 Class and nation(p. 139)
- Chapter 10 Comments on Seekings and Tamir(p. 157)
- Chapter 11 Questions for Seekings and Tamir(p. 167)
- Chapter 12 Language Policy and Civil War(p. 111)
- Chapter 13 On the costs of cultural diversity(p. 189)
- Chapter 14 Comments on Laitin and Grin(p. 203)
- Chapter 15 Questions for Laitin and Grin(p. 211)
- Chapter 16 Linguistic pluralism as a serious challenge to democratic life(p. 213)
- Chapter 17 Do multiculturalism policies erode the welfare state?(p. 227)
- Chapter 18 Comments on Schnapper and Banting & Kymlicka(p. 285)
- Chapter 19 Questions for Schnapper and Banting & Kymlicka(p. 203)
- Chapter 20 Between Mill and Hallstein. Cultural diversity as a challenge to European integration(p. 299)
- Chapter 21 Cultural diversity, European integration and the welfare state(p. 315)
- Chapter 22 Comments on Kraus and Pagano(p. 331)
- Chapter 23 Questions for Kraus and Pagano(p. 349)
- Chapter 24 Concluding Reflections(p. 353)
- Chapter 25 What did we learn?(p. 357)
- Chapter 26 Cultural diversity against economic solidarity?(p. 371)
- Index(p. 397)
- Table of contents(p. 403)