Emancipating Cultural Pluralism

Cris E. Toffolo is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of St. Thomas.

• Preface Part 1. Introduction 1. Overview and Critique of the Present Research into the Politics of Cultural PluralismCris Toffolo Part 2. Transforming the Conceptual, Theoretical, and Methodological Terrain 2. A Propaedeutic to the Theorizing of Cultural PluralismJeff Hoover 3. The Ethnic State: The Structural Generation of Ethnic Conflict by the International SystemVirginia Q.Tilley 4. Cleansing Ethnicity: Taking Group Harms SeriouslyThomas W. Simon Part 3. Interrogating the Logic of Cultural Politics 5. Forjando Patria: Anthropology, Criminology, and the Post-Revolutionary Discourse on CitizenshipRobert Buffington 6. The Shari'a State: The Case of the Islamists in the SudanIsmail H. Abdalla 7. Mahatma Gandhi on Indian Self-Rule: An Instrumentalist, an Ethno-Symbolic, or a Psychological Discourse of Nationalism?Manfred B. Steger 8. Here We Do Not Speak Bhojpuri: A Semantics of OppositionBeth Simon 9. Reclaiming Sacred Hindu Space at Ayodhya: The Hindu Right and the Politics of Cultural Symbolism in Contemporary IndiaEllen Christensen Part 4. Transforming the Institutional Framework 10. Self-Government in the Darjeeling Hills of IndiaSelma K. Sonntag 11. Politics of State Creation and Ethnic Relations in Nigeria: The Case of Former Bendel State Paul G. Adogamhe 12. Ethnicity and Constitutionalism in EthiopiaAssefaw Bariagaber Part 5: Conclusion 13. Afterword: Interrogating the Emancipation of Cultural PluralismCrawford Young Contributors Index