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Schild, J.: The German perspective: Franco-German relations in a changing Europe. - S. 2-4. Stark, H.: The French perspective. France-Germany: what comes after Nice? - S. 4-7. Hamilton, D.: The American perspective: France, Germany and the transatlantic partnership. - S. 8-9

Hedetoft, U.: Germany's national and European identity. - S. 1-10. Aspeslagh, R. ; Dekker, H.: An equivocal relationship. Germany and the Netherlands. - S. 11-20. Le Gloannec, A. M.: Germany and Europe's foreign and security policy. - S. 21-30. Paterson, W. E.: Germany and EMU. - S. 31-38. Lankowski, C.: Social policy. - S. 39-52. Reiter, J.: Germany and the Eastern enlargement problematic. - S. 55-61

Frontmatter -- Contents -- List of Tables and Figures -- Notes on the Contributors -- Preface -- Foreword -- PART I Theorizing Multiculturalism -- 1 The Twilight of Multiculturalism? Findings from across Europe -- 2 Contemporary Citizenship and Diversity in Europe: The Place of Multiculturalism -- 3 The Challenge of Multiculturalism: Political Philosophy and the Question of Diversity -- PART II Multiculturalism's Pioneers and (Ex-)enthusiasts -- 4 The 'Civic Re-balancing' of British Multiculturalism, and Beyond . . . -- 5 The Dutch Multicultural Myth -- 6 Immigrant Integration and Multiculturalism in Belgium -- 7 The Political Dynamics of Multiculturalism in Sweden -- PART III Multicultural Societies without Multiculturalism? -- 8 Public Debates and Public Opinion on Multiculturalism in Germany -- 9 Danish Multiculturalism, Where Art Thou? -- 10 Multiculturalism Italian Style: Soft or Weak Recognition? -- 11 Redefining a (Mono)cultural Nation: Political Discourse against Multiculturalism in Contemporary France -- PART IV Multiculturalism's Future Converts? -- 12 Poland: Multiculturalism in the Making? -- 13 Multinationalism, Mononationalism or Transnationalism in Russia? -- 14 Multiculturalism and Minorities in Turkey -- PART V Conclusion -- 15 Multiculturalism: Symptom, Cause or Solution? -- Index