Titlebook: Governing through Diversity; Migration Societies Tatiana Matejskova (Assistant Professor of Urban a Book 2015 The Editor(s) 2015 Diversity

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Diversity in Crisis: Reshaping Contemporary Irelandutions (Vertovec, 2012, p. 287). As a consequence of this proliferation, Vertovec (2012, p. 288) argues, the concept of diversity has become banal, predictable and clichéd, while at the same time having a growing social impact. This is clear from the example of Europe, where the period following the

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Grassroots Narratives and Practices of Diversity in Mostar and Novi Sady. Different South Slavic peoples and other ethnic groups living among them were to be equal constituents of the country. Despite this narrative, the country collapsed amid the tragic Yugoslav wars of the 1990s, which divided its people along ethnic lines. In the aftermath of the wars, the internati

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Theorizing Multiculturalism and Diversity: The Implications of Intersectionalityn conceptualizing relations between, and among, different social groups largely on the basis of “race” and ethnicity. While the emergence of debates about diversity has attempted to broaden the scope of societal differences — most notably in terms of migration studies — nonetheless this work has sim

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(Re)constructing Nationalisms in Schools in the Context of Diverse Globalized Societiesany societies, there is an increasing ethnic diversity of students, associated with global migration, globalization and past waves of migration. Second, schools are sites wherein competing ideas of national identity are habitually circulated in non-conscious and non-deliberate ways. Third, deliberat

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