Cultural democracy and ethnic pluralism : multicultural and multilingual policies in education

Contents: Jerzy J. Smolicz: Foreword - Richard J. Watts: Introduction - Nigel Grant: Democracy and Cultural Pluralism: Towards the 21st Century - Jerzy J. Smolicz: In Search of a Multicultural Nation: The Case of Australia from an International Perspective - Hania M. Fedorowicz: The Multicultural Society in Central Europe: Towards a Communication Strategy - John Clammer: Japanese and Foreigners: Challenges to Intercultural Communication in Japan - Patrick McAllister: Zulu Kingdom and Afrikaaner 'Volksstaat': The Reinvention of Ethnic Politics in South Africa - Sigrid Luchtenburg: Stages in Multicultural Theory and Practice in Germany - Jill Moore: Brief Candle or Light through Yonder Window? Multicultural Education in Britain in the Eighties and Nineties - Michael Clyne: Monolingualism, Multilingualism and the Australian Nation - Lynn M. F. Arnold: Breaking through the Tyranny of Monoculturalism and Monolingualism: The Australian Experience - Giancarlo Chiro and Jerzy J. Smolicz: The Activation and Evaluation of Italian Language and Culture among Tertiary Students of Italian Ancestry in Australia - Kathleen Heugh: Disabling and Enabling: Implications of Language Policy in South Africa - Richard J. Watts: Language Policies and Education in Switzerland.