2003
DOI: 10.1007/bf02686268
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Contextualizing multiculturalism

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“…From the point of view of the arrival societies of migrants, be they refugees or other, there is a distinct insecurity created, (Akan, 2003;Faist, 2004;Huysmans, 1995;Kicinger, 2004;Roe, 2004). Host societies experience threats to social stability through problematization of endogenous cultures, itself answered by various forms of xenophobia.…”
Section: Migration and Insecuritymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the point of view of the arrival societies of migrants, be they refugees or other, there is a distinct insecurity created, (Akan, 2003;Faist, 2004;Huysmans, 1995;Kicinger, 2004;Roe, 2004). Host societies experience threats to social stability through problematization of endogenous cultures, itself answered by various forms of xenophobia.…”
Section: Migration and Insecuritymentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 1. ‘The new challenges of diversity’ are very often traced to immigration; however, making such a direct connection not only ignores a political sphere which articulates immigration in terms of a new challenge of diversity, but also sidesteps particular details such as the making of the demographic category ‘immigrant’ (Bertaux, 2011; 2016). For the links between the secularism–diversity debate and the liberalism–multiculturalism debate see Akan (2003). …”
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confidence: 99%