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Multiculturalism already unbound
From: Home and Native Land
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Considers how forms of citizenship participation practiced by Indian immigrants within the multicultural framework of Canada simultaneously configure local and transnational community development. Explores how Canada’s official policy of multiculturalism informs the country’s position in a landscape that is increasingly internationalized, transnational, and globally interpolated. Uses concrete examples from research on Indian immigration to Canada and associated transnational practices to illustrate how multiculturalism, as a Canadian policy, interacts with transnational circulations of people, capital, and ideas, and in the process becomes unbound from the confines of Westphalian sovereignty.
