The management of cultural diversity is a major challenge in many states. This book follows up the theoretical analysis of "Ethnic Diversity and Public Policy", with detailed case studies from international experts to discover what lessons can be learnt for policy makers in other divided societies.

The management of cultural diversity is a major challenge in many states. This book follows up the theoretical analysis of "Ethnic Diversity and Public Policy", with detailed case studies from international experts on Malaysia, Tanzania, Mauritius, Trinidad and Tobago, Northern Ireland, Spain and the United States of America to discover what lessons can be learnt for policy makers in other divided societies.

List of Tables - Preface - Notes on the Contributors - Case Studies in Cultural Diversity and Public Policy: Comparative Reflections
C.Young - Stability in Racially Divided Societies: The Malaysian Case
L.P.Ping - The Political Mediation of Ethnic and Religious Diversity in Tanzania
A.M.Tripp - Mauritius: Cultural Accommodation in a Diverse Island Polity
M.Dinan, V.Nababsing &
H.Mathur - Public Policy and Ethnic Conflict Regulation: Trinidad and Tobago
R.R.Premdas - Northern Ireland: Beyond the Time of Troubles?
J.Darby - Spain: Political Autonomy and Ethnic Accommodation
G.Jauregui - The United States: Race, Religion, Ethnicity and the Civic Culture
L.H.Fuch - Index