Immigration and Ethnic Conflict

ANTHONY H. RICHMOND is Professor of Sociology at York University, Toronto. He has taught at the University of Edinburgh and the Bristol College of Science and Technology (now the University of Bath) and has held visiting appointments at the University of British Columbia, the University of Sussex, the Australian National University, the University College of North Wales, and St Antony's College, Oxford. He is the author of Colour Prejudice in Britain, The Colour Problem, Postwar Immigrants in Canada, Migration and Race Relations in an English City and (with W. E. Kalbach) Adjustment of Immigrants and their Descendants.

• List of Figures and Tables Preface and Acknowledgements Introduction: Ethnic Conflict and Post-Industrialisation PART I: IMMIGRATION Structural Change and the Sociology of Migration Socio-Cultural Adaptation and Conflict in Immigrant-Receiving Societies Immigration and Unemployment in Canada and Australia Third World Immigrants in Canada PART II: RACISM AND MULTICULTURALISM Environmental Conservation and Immigration: A New Racist Ideology? Canadian Unemployment and the Threat to Multiculturalism A Canadian Dilemma: Bilangualism, Multiculturalism or Racism? PART IIl: ETHNIC NATIONALISM Ethnic Nationalism: Social Science Paradigms Ethnic Nationalism and Post-Industrialism End-notes Glossary of Terms Select Bibliography and References Name Index Subject Index