Multicultural Nationalism Islamaphobia,

This is a pioneering study of how multiculturalism interacts with multinationalism. Focusing specifically on post-devolution Scotland, and based on statistical analysis of over 1500 interviews, Hussain and Miller critically examine the challenges of Scotland's largest visible and invisible minorities: ethnic Pakistanis and English immigrants.

William Miller is Edward Caird Professor of Politics at the University of Glasgow. Asifa Hussain is Lecturer in Management at the University of Glasgow.

Acknowledgements

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Focus Groups

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Political/Administrative/Activist etc. Elite In-Depth Interviewees

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1. Multicultural Nationalism

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1.1 Nationalism—Ethnic, Civic, Multicultural

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1.2 Identity—'Being', 'Choosing', 'Using'

11

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1.3 Two Minorities

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1.4 The Setting—A Peculiar Nationalism, a Peculiar Multiculturalism, a Peculiar Time

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1.5 Plan of the Book

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2. What Is Best and Worst about Scotland

39

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2.1 What Is Best and Worst about Britain

40

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2.2 What Is Best and Worst about Scotland

42

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2.3 Scotland in Comparison

44

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2.4 Crossing the Border

45

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2.5 Conclusion: The Wrong Stereotypes

48

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3. Islamophobia—In England and Scotland

49

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3.1 The 'Death of Multiculturalism' and the Growth of Islamophobia

50

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3.2 Measuring Street-Level Islamophobia

53

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3.3 Social Foundations of Islamophobia

57

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3.4 Cultural and Political Foundations of Islamophobia

59

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3.5 A Multivariate Comparison of Islamophobia in Scotland and England

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3.6 Conclusion: Islamophobia and Sub-State Nationalisms

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4. The Auld Enemy

66

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4.1 Scottish Phobias: The Displacement Thesis

67

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4.2 Measuring Five Scottish Phobias

73

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4.3 The Social Foundations of Scottish Phobias

76

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4.4 The Cultural and Political Foundations of Scottish Phobias

78

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4.5 A Multivariate Comparison of Anglophobia and Islamophobia in Scotland

80

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4.6 How Scottish Phobias Stack Up

81

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4.7 Conclusion: Less Phobias or Different Phobias?

82

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5. Eyes Wide Open

84

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5.1 How Minorities Attribute Prejudice

85

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5.2 Accuracy, Inaccuracy, and Denial

88

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5.3 Background or Experience: The Foundations of Phobia-Perceptions

91

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5.4 Conclusion: Phobias Come from within, Phobia-Perceptions from Outside

97

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6. Harassment, Discrimination, Abuse

99

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6.1 Claiming Rights, Accepting Duties

99

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6.2 Perceptions of Discrimination

102

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6.3 Experience

108

(3)

6.4 Coping

111

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6.5 Explaining Conflict Perceptions

114

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6.6 Conclusion: More Integration, More Harassment?

119

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7. History, Culture, Symbols

121

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7.1 History: Inherited or Manufactured

121

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7.2 Culture: Whose Culture?

124

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7.3 Symbols: Flag, Venue, Presence

135

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7.4 Cultural Divisions

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7.5 Conclusion: Adapting to Scotland or Adapting Scotland

143

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8. Identity and Identifying

146

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8.1 Multiple Identities: Nested, Hyphenated, Flexible, and Instrumental

147

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8.2 The Limits of Flexibility: Primary and Secondary Identities

154

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8.3 Influences on Identity

159

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8.4 Political Consequences of Identity

161

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8.5 Conclusions: Bridges and Walls

168

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9. After Devolution: Parliament and People

170

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9.1 The Parliament: Performance and Style

170

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9.2 The Parliament: Both Inclusive and Exclusive

174

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9.3 The Street-Level Consequences of Devolution

183

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9.4 The Street-Level Impact of Concurrent Events

189

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9.5 A Future in Scotland

196

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9.6 Conclusion: Multicultural Nationalism within a Multinational State

197

(4)

References

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Index

211

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Multicultural Nationalism Islamaphobia, Anglophobia, and Devolution

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