Politics in the vernacular: nationalism, multiculturalism, and citizenship

Introduction

PART I: THE EVOLUTION OF THE MINORITY RIGHTS DEBATE: The new debate over minority rights

Liberal culturalism: an emerging consensus?

Do we need a liberal theory of minority rights? Reply to Carens, Young, Parekh, and Forst

PART II: ETHNOCULTURAL JUSTICE: Human rights and ethnocultural justice

Minority nationalism and multination federalism

Theorizing indigenous rights

Indigenous rights and environmental justice

The theory and practice of immigrant multiculturalism

A crossroad in race relations

PART III: MISUNDERSTANDING NATIONALISM: From enlightenment cosmopolitanism to liberal nationalism

Cosmopolitanism, nation-states, and minority nationalism

Misunderstanding nationalism

The paradox of liberal nationalism

American multiculturalism in the international arena

Minority nationalism and immigrant integration

PART IV: DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP IN MULTIETHNIC STATES: Education for citizenship

Citizenship in an era of globalization: commentary oh Held

Liberal egalitarianism and civic republicanism: friends or enemies?