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In today’s world, where ethnic diversity is rapidly becoming the norm, discussions surrounding migration, community dynamics, cultural variances, and social interactions are increasingly vital.
In the insightful book, Lived Experiences of Multiculture (PDF), the authors draw from an extensive two-year qualitative study funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. This research explores various regions across England, focusing on how multifaceted urban populations navigate, adapt to, engage with, and occasionally resist cultural differences while sharing an array of social resources and public environments. The interdisciplinary approach taken in this work provides fresh perspectives on critical concepts such as multi-culture, community identity, and conviviality. Furthermore, it encourages a re-evaluation of traditional conflict-based models that often dominate discussions about cultural disparities.
As tensions rise in conversations about belonging and the intricate meanings tied to local and national identities, this essential volume is indispensable for advanced undergraduate and graduate students specializing in Race and Ethnicity Studies, Urban Studies, Sociology, Human Geography, and Migration Studies. It equips readers not only with theoretical frameworks but also with empirical insights that can inform their understanding of contemporary multicultural landscapes.
NOTE: This sale only includes the ebook Lived Experiences of Multiculture: The New Social and Spatial Relations of Diversity in PDF format. No access codes are included.
ISBN: 978-1-23456-789-0 | ISBN: 978-0-98765-432-1
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