Multiculturalism in Turbulent Times
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Multiculturalism in Turbulent Times
Halse, Christine; Kennedy, Kerry J.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2021
230
Dura
Inglês
9780367546724
15 a 20 dias
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Section 1 Disrupting the Field 1. Theories and theorising multiculturalism Section 2 Perspective from the West 2. Multicultural trends in Europe 3. Civic education and youth citizenship at a time of immigrant integration policy changes in the Netherlands 4. Multiculturalism and the "broken" discourses of Chinese language education 5. Diversity theory and teachers responses: When diversity transforms to super-diversity and hyper-diversity 6. Diversity and its anti-genderist challenges in higher education in Germany Section 3 Perspective From The East 7. Examining colourism in China: Multicultural education for inclusion, equity and justice 8. "Cloistered multiculturalism"? Challenges in connecting an ethnically diverse school toits local Chinese community 9. Developing multiculturalism in Myanmar: Citizen perspectives from deliberative surveys 10. Delicate Multicultural Balance of Singapore 11. Transnational identities and struggles for multicultural justice in schools: Zainichi Korean teachers in Japan 12. Multiculturalism in the Muslim world: A case of Pakistan Section 4 Theoretical Reflections 13. Anti-diversity and its multiple contexts: Multiculturalism's ordeals in Asia and Europe
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Teacher Assessment Schemes;Asian politics;Young Men;European politics;Inspectie Van Het Onderwijs;multiculturalism;Citizenship Education;Intercultural Debates;Tan Lark Sye;Uniculturalism;Contemporary Societies;Multilingualism;Everyday Multiculturalism;Colourism in China;Multicultural Model;Cultural Inclusion;Lim Chin Siong;Anti-Genderist;Zainichi Korean;multicultural diversity;Chinese Language Education;Australia;Language Ideologies;the United Kingdom;Chinese Language Learning;Hong Kong;Civic Education;Turbulent times;non-Japanese Teachers;Right wing radicalism;Zia Ul Haq's Regime;Social diversity;Multinational Federalism;Immigrant Origin Youth;Multicultural education;Migrant Background Students;Deliberative Surveys;Speak Mandarin Campaigns;School's Ethnic Diversity;Non-conventional Political Participation;Gender Diverse Children;Biggest Immigrant Group
Section 1 Disrupting the Field 1. Theories and theorising multiculturalism Section 2 Perspective from the West 2. Multicultural trends in Europe 3. Civic education and youth citizenship at a time of immigrant integration policy changes in the Netherlands 4. Multiculturalism and the "broken" discourses of Chinese language education 5. Diversity theory and teachers responses: When diversity transforms to super-diversity and hyper-diversity 6. Diversity and its anti-genderist challenges in higher education in Germany Section 3 Perspective From The East 7. Examining colourism in China: Multicultural education for inclusion, equity and justice 8. "Cloistered multiculturalism"? Challenges in connecting an ethnically diverse school toits local Chinese community 9. Developing multiculturalism in Myanmar: Citizen perspectives from deliberative surveys 10. Delicate Multicultural Balance of Singapore 11. Transnational identities and struggles for multicultural justice in schools: Zainichi Korean teachers in Japan 12. Multiculturalism in the Muslim world: A case of Pakistan Section 4 Theoretical Reflections 13. Anti-diversity and its multiple contexts: Multiculturalism's ordeals in Asia and Europe
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Teacher Assessment Schemes;Asian politics;Young Men;European politics;Inspectie Van Het Onderwijs;multiculturalism;Citizenship Education;Intercultural Debates;Tan Lark Sye;Uniculturalism;Contemporary Societies;Multilingualism;Everyday Multiculturalism;Colourism in China;Multicultural Model;Cultural Inclusion;Lim Chin Siong;Anti-Genderist;Zainichi Korean;multicultural diversity;Chinese Language Education;Australia;Language Ideologies;the United Kingdom;Chinese Language Learning;Hong Kong;Civic Education;Turbulent times;non-Japanese Teachers;Right wing radicalism;Zia Ul Haq's Regime;Social diversity;Multinational Federalism;Immigrant Origin Youth;Multicultural education;Migrant Background Students;Deliberative Surveys;Speak Mandarin Campaigns;School's Ethnic Diversity;Non-conventional Political Participation;Gender Diverse Children;Biggest Immigrant Group
