- Title Pages
- Acknowledgements
- List of Figures
- Notes on Contributors
- Introduction: Migration, Discrimination and Belonging in Europe
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1 Belonging and European Identity -
2 Identity, Belonging and Migration: Beyond Constructing ‘Others’ -
3 ‘Us’ and ‘Them’: Inclusion and Exclusion – Discrimination via Discourse -
4 Dilemmas of Secularism: Europe, Religion and the Problem of Pluralism1 -
5. Racism, Anti-Racism and the Western State -
6 What Space for Migrant Voices in European Anti-Racism? -
7 Multiculturalization of Societies: The State and Human Rights Issues -
8 Towards a Theory of Structural Discrimination: Cultural, Institutional and Interactional Mechanisms of the ‘European Dilemma’ -
9 On Institutional and Agentic Discrimination: Migrants and National Labour Markets -
10 Non-Place Identity: Britain’s Response to Migration in the Age of Supermodernity -
11 Symbolic Violence -
12 Voices of Migrants: Solidarity and Resistance -
13 Transformations of ‘Dutchness’: From Happy Multiculturalism to the Crisis of Dutch Liberalism -
14 Competent vs. Incompetent Students: Polarization and Social Closure in Madrid Schools - Conclusion: Discrimination as a Modern European Legacy
- Index
Transformations of ‘Dutchness’: From Happy Multiculturalism to the Crisis of Dutch Liberalism
Transformations of ‘Dutchness’: From Happy Multiculturalism to the Crisis of Dutch Liberalism
- Chapter:
- (p.261) 13 Transformations of ‘Dutchness’: From Happy Multiculturalism to the Crisis of Dutch Liberalism
- Source:
- Identity, Belonging and Migration
- Author(s):
Marc de Leeuw
Sonja van Wichelen
- Publisher:
- Liverpool University Press
Marc de Leeuw and Sonja van Wichelen’s ‘Transformations of ‘Dutchness’: From Happy Multiculturalism to the Crisis of Dutch Liberalism’ provides a discussion of Islamophobia in the Netherlands, placing it within the context of multiculturalism in Europe.
Keywords: Political Science, Social Science, Cultural Studies, Anthropology, Migration Studies, Race Studies, Racism, European Studies, Islamophobia
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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgements
- List of Figures
- Notes on Contributors
- Introduction: Migration, Discrimination and Belonging in Europe
-
1 Belonging and European Identity -
2 Identity, Belonging and Migration: Beyond Constructing ‘Others’ -
3 ‘Us’ and ‘Them’: Inclusion and Exclusion – Discrimination via Discourse -
4 Dilemmas of Secularism: Europe, Religion and the Problem of Pluralism1 -
5. Racism, Anti-Racism and the Western State -
6 What Space for Migrant Voices in European Anti-Racism? -
7 Multiculturalization of Societies: The State and Human Rights Issues -
8 Towards a Theory of Structural Discrimination: Cultural, Institutional and Interactional Mechanisms of the ‘European Dilemma’ -
9 On Institutional and Agentic Discrimination: Migrants and National Labour Markets -
10 Non-Place Identity: Britain’s Response to Migration in the Age of Supermodernity -
11 Symbolic Violence -
12 Voices of Migrants: Solidarity and Resistance -
13 Transformations of ‘Dutchness’: From Happy Multiculturalism to the Crisis of Dutch Liberalism -
14 Competent vs. Incompetent Students: Polarization and Social Closure in Madrid Schools - Conclusion: Discrimination as a Modern European Legacy
- Index
