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French and Canadian Approaches to Diversity as Reflections of Different Conceptions of Liberty, Equality, and Community
"Much ink has been spilt in France on comparisons between the universal Republican model of integration that prevails there and the multicultural, “communautarian,” particularistic or differentialistic model that prevails in the “Anglo-Saxon” world...However, these dichotomous comparisons, often cast in the form of debate, do not yield a full understanding of the societies they purport to examine."
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"One of the most common factors in Canada’s historical legacy put forth as important to understanding the Canadian model is Canada’s diverse cultural beginnings -two European founding countries and a number of indigenous cultures...While this is undoubtedly important,what seems to be missing in this literature is the admission that Canada’s present day multicultural model of integration arose out of a failed model of assimilation. This fact would surely have some relevance to the debate about models of integration."
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