Fethi Mansouri is Research Professor in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and is the Director of the Centre for Citizenship and Globalisation at Deakin University, Australia. He holds a UNESCO Chair on Cultural Diversity and Social Justice.Boulou Ebanda de B’béri is Research Director and Professor of Communication Studies at the University of Ottawa, Canada.

• Chapter 1 Contextualizing Multiculturalism in the 21st Century Fethi Mansouri and Boulou Ebanda de B’béri Part I: On the Multicultural Épistème Chapter 2 Multiple Multiculturalisms: Encounters and Change in Different Contexts Patrick Imbert Chapter 3 The Ethnicity/Liberalism Contradiction: Reflections on the New Zealand Experience Elizabeth Rata Chapter 4 Cultural Rights in New Multicultural Democracies Felipe Arocena Chapter 5 Harvesting the Generous Crop of the Québécois Reasonable Accommodation Controversy Sirma Bilge Chapter 6 The Multicultural, Intercultural and the Transcultural Subject Vince Marotta Part II: Reclaiming the Multiculturalism Debate Chapter 7 Addressing Cultural Differences: Whither Multiculturalism? Sue Kenny and Michele Lobo Chapter 8 Multiculturalism or Assimilation and Social Exclusion: Ethnic Minorities in the United Kingdom Gary Craig and Hannah Lewis Chapter 9 Managing Religious Diversity and Promoting Active Citizenship: Muslims in Australia, Britain and Germany Mario Peucker and Shahram Akbarzadeh Chapter 10 Resilient Multiculturalism? Diversifying Approaches to Community Resilience and Cultural DifferenceMichele Grossman Chapter 11 Comparing Transnational Identity, Affiliations and Citizenship in Australia and Canada Kevin Dunn Chapter 12 Transcultural Politics as Deep Multiculturalism: Canada in Global Perspective Afef Benessaieh Chapter 13 The Future of Multiculturalism? The Political Discourse of Failure and the Measures of Success Paul Morris Chapter 14 Towards Post-multiculturalism? Elite Discourse, Post-modernism and the Challenge of Diversity in Multi-ethnic Societies Fethi Mansouri and Paula Muraca

Fethi Mansouri is Research Professor in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and is the Director of the Centre for Citizenship and Globalisation at Deakin University, Australia. He holds a UNESCO Chair on Cultural Diversity and Social Justice.Boulou Ebanda de B’béri is Research Director and Professor of Communication Studies at the University of Ottawa, Canada.

• Chapter 1 Contextualizing Multiculturalism in the 21st Century Fethi Mansouri and Boulou Ebanda de B’béri Part I: On the Multicultural Épistème Chapter 2 Multiple Multiculturalisms: Encounters and Change in Different Contexts Patrick Imbert Chapter 3 The Ethnicity/Liberalism Contradiction: Reflections on the New Zealand Experience Elizabeth Rata Chapter 4 Cultural Rights in New Multicultural Democracies Felipe Arocena Chapter 5 Harvesting the Generous Crop of the Québécois Reasonable Accommodation Controversy Sirma Bilge Chapter 6 The Multicultural, Intercultural and the Transcultural Subject Vince Marotta Part II: Reclaiming the Multiculturalism Debate Chapter 7 Addressing Cultural Differences: Whither Multiculturalism? Sue Kenny and Michele Lobo Chapter 8 Multiculturalism or Assimilation and Social Exclusion: Ethnic Minorities in the United Kingdom Gary Craig and Hannah Lewis Chapter 9 Managing Religious Diversity and Promoting Active Citizenship: Muslims in Australia, Britain and Germany Mario Peucker and Shahram Akbarzadeh Chapter 10 Resilient Multiculturalism? Diversifying Approaches to Community Resilience and Cultural DifferenceMichele Grossman Chapter 11 Comparing Transnational Identity, Affiliations and Citizenship in Australia and Canada Kevin Dunn Chapter 12 Transcultural Politics as Deep Multiculturalism: Canada in Global Perspective Afef Benessaieh Chapter 13 The Future of Multiculturalism? The Political Discourse of Failure and the Measures of Success Paul Morris Chapter 14 Towards Post-multiculturalism? Elite Discourse, Post-modernism and the Challenge of Diversity in Multi-ethnic Societies Fethi Mansouri and Paula Muraca

Fethi Mansouri is Research Professor in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and is the Director of the Centre for Citizenship and Globalisation at Deakin University, Australia. He holds a UNESCO Chair on Cultural Diversity and Social Justice.Boulou Ebanda de B’béri is Research Director and Professor of Communication Studies at the University of Ottawa, Canada.

• Chapter 1 Contextualizing Multiculturalism in the 21st Century Fethi Mansouri and Boulou Ebanda de B’béri Part I: On the Multicultural Épistème Chapter 2 Multiple Multiculturalisms: Encounters and Change in Different Contexts Patrick Imbert Chapter 3 The Ethnicity/Liberalism Contradiction: Reflections on the New Zealand Experience Elizabeth Rata Chapter 4 Cultural Rights in New Multicultural Democracies Felipe Arocena Chapter 5 Harvesting the Generous Crop of the Québécois Reasonable Accommodation Controversy Sirma Bilge Chapter 6 The Multicultural, Intercultural and the Transcultural Subject Vince Marotta Part II: Reclaiming the Multiculturalism Debate Chapter 7 Addressing Cultural Differences: Whither Multiculturalism? Sue Kenny and Michele Lobo Chapter 8 Multiculturalism or Assimilation and Social Exclusion: Ethnic Minorities in the United Kingdom Gary Craig and Hannah Lewis Chapter 9 Managing Religious Diversity and Promoting Active Citizenship: Muslims in Australia, Britain and Germany Mario Peucker and Shahram Akbarzadeh Chapter 10 Resilient Multiculturalism? Diversifying Approaches to Community Resilience and Cultural DifferenceMichele Grossman Chapter 11 Comparing Transnational Identity, Affiliations and Citizenship in Australia and Canada Kevin Dunn Chapter 12 Transcultural Politics as Deep Multiculturalism: Canada in Global Perspective Afef Benessaieh Chapter 13 The Future of Multiculturalism? The Political Discourse of Failure and the Measures of Success Paul Morris Chapter 14 Towards Post-multiculturalism? Elite Discourse, Post-modernism and the Challenge of Diversity in Multi-ethnic Societies Fethi Mansouri and Paula Muraca