Multicultural Citizenship

Jean-François Caron is Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Nazarbayev University and Research Fellow at the Institute of Political Science and Administration at the University of Opole.François Boucher is Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Centre for Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy of the Institute of Philosophy at the KU Leuven. He has been part of the Justice and Migration project since the Fall of 2019.

• ContentsList of contributorsJean-François Caron IntroductionRémi Léger Will Kymlicka’s normative defense of liberal multiculturalismArjun Tremblay Developing a comparative study of multiculturalism: contributions from Multicultural Citizenship and beyondOphélie Desmons Liberalism, separation, and neutrality toward culture. The problem of cultural membership in Will Kymlicka's Multicultural CitizenshipSophie Guérard de Latour Is feminism good for multiculturalism? From Multicultural Citizenship to multicultural feminismRaphael Cohen-Almagor Coercion by the Orthodox minority in IsraelJean-François Caron Kymlicka and the problem of political unity in multination states: the dialogical roots of federal patriotismMarc Sanjaume-Calvet Kymlicka in Catalonia, 25 years onJack Madock From there to here: climate refugees and liberal multiculturalismMeysam Badamchi Can Kymlicka’s liberal multiculturalism be exported to Iran? The challenge of multinational federalismJuliette Monvoisin Multiculturality, liberal multiculturalism, and migration justiceFrançois Boucher Liberal multiculturalism and religious diversitySebastian Rudas Cultural imperialism and Indigenous self-determinationAvigail Eisenberg Multiculturalism and decolonization: two tensionsWill Kymlicka Reflections on Multicultural Citizenship 25 years onIndex