Social Theory - A Historical Analysis of Canadian Socio-Cultural Policies, 'Race' and the 'Other'

A Case Study of Social and Spatial Segregation in Montreal

Charles Asher Small 9789462120068 | 1^e druk, 2013

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	Introduction
1	Setting the Stage: Differing North American Perspectives
2	Constructing a Theoretical Framework for the Analysis of Race Relations in Multicultural Societies
3	A Critique of the Dominant Urban Geographical Context: In Relation to Social and Spatial Segregation
4	Three Marxist Approaches for Examining ‘Racism’
5	Social Policies: The Role of State Intervention
6	The Canadian Social Policy of Multiculturalism: The Evolution of National Identity
7	Immigration and Racism: Implications for Canadian National Identity in Relation to Socio-Cultural Policies
8	Social and Spatial Differentiation in Montreal
9	Conclusion
Literatuur
Index