Multiculturalism
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The idea that a society, notably one with a high rate of immigration, is enriched by celebrating the separate contributions of its component cultures.
See also
- Hybridity
- Melting pot
- School of resentment
- Acculturation
- Transculturation
- Cross-cultural
- Criticism of multiculturalism
See also
- Bowling Alone (book)
- Charles Murray (political scientist)
- Cosmopolitanism
- Cross-culturalism
- Cultural conflict
- Cultural assimilation
- Cultural competence
- Cultural diversity
- Ethnic Penalty
- Ethnocentrism
- Ethnocultural empathy
- Europeanism
- Global Centre for Pluralism (Canada)
- Global justice
- Intercultural competence
- List of countries ranked by ethnic and cultural diversity level
- Miscegenation
- Multiculturalism Without Culture (book)
- Multicultural art
- Multicultural education
- Multikulti
- Multinational state
- National personal autonomy
- Parallel society
- Pluriculturalism
- Plurinationalism
- Polyethnicity
- Rainbow Nation
- Racial integration
- Robert D. Putnam
- Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States
- Unrooted Childhoods (book)
- Whiteness studies
- Xenocentrism
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