Philosophies of Integration, Second Edition

A comprehensive comparative study of the distinct ideas and political arguments that have shaped French and British policies towards their ethnic minorities, and the effects of these intellectual frameworks at local, national and European levels. The author sets out the divergent conceptualisations of citizenship, nationality, pluralism, autonomy, public order and tolerance that make up the national "philosophies" in the two countries--republican integration in France and multicultural race relations in Britain. This new paperback edition contains a new preface bringing the volume up-to-date in the light of new legislation and progress.

Adrian Favell is Research Fellow, European Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations (ERCOMER), Utrecht.

Preface to Second Edition

vii

Preface

xxii

Glossary

xxv

Liberal Democracies and their Ethnic Dilemmas

1

(7)

Comparing philosophies of integration: France and Britain

2

(2)

A note on theory and methodology

4

(2)

Outline of chapters

6

(2)

Public Philosophies as Normative and Explanatory Theories

8

(32)

Normative and explanatory approaches to the study of ethnic dilemmas

10

(4)

Amateur political theories and public philosophies

14

(8)

Immigration and integration: the emergence of a public problem

22

(4)

The evolution of policy frameworks: path dependency and institutional performance

26

(14)

France: The Republican Philosophy of Integration. Ideas and Politics in the 1980s

40

(54)

The myth of republican citizenship

43

(3)

From the pragmatics of insertion to the high principles of integration

46

(16)

Citizenship and nationality

62

(8)

Citizenship and culture

70

(9)

Citizenship and morality

79

(15)

Britain: The Paradoxical Triumph of Multicultural Race Relations

94

(56)

The myth of citizenship and social progress

98

(3)

Retelling the triumph of multicultural race relations

101

(9)

Border control, public order and inter-racial equilibrium

110

(12)

Culture and pluralism: the making of good citizens

122

(12)

Faith, trust and civility: the multicultural politics of an ancien regime

134

(16)

France into the 1990s: Following the Integration Line jusqu'au bout

150

(50)

Nation and nationality law: a very French obsession

152

(21)

Moral orientalism: the problematic place of Islam

173

(10)

Hidden by universalism: the new French underclass

183

(7)

The stubborn virtues of a republican philosophy

190

(10)

Britain into the 1990s: Cracks in the Mirror

200

(40)

The rabid logic of immigration control

202

(11)

Race relations versus multiculturalism

213

(12)

The privatisation of racism

225

(5)

The Queen is dead

230

(10)

Challenge to the Nation-State: The European Question

240

(14)

Breaking the myths: international and local practices

242

(9)

The European dilemma

251

(3)

Bibliography

254

(20)

Index

274

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