Review of Will Kymlicka’s Multicultural Citizenship
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Securing Diversity: A Review of Will Kymlicka’s Multicultural Citizenship Von der Philosophischen Fakultät der Technischen Universität Chemnitz genehmigte Dissertation zur Erlangung des akademischen Grades doctor philosophiae (Dr. phil.) vorgelegt von Frau Allana Haist, M. A. (Applied Ethics) geboren am 23. 04. 1978 in Hamilton, Ontario, Kanada Kairo, den 9. Dezember 2013 Vorsitz der Prüfungskommission: Prof. Dr. Klaus Stolz
Prof. Dr. Ulrike Brummert Prüfer: Prof. Dr. Alfons Söllner Prof. Dr. Beate Neuß Tag der Einreichung: 19. 9. 2011 Tag der Verteidigung: 14. 12. 2011 Bibliographische Beschreibung: Haist, Allana: “Securing Diversity: A Review of Will Kymlicka’s Multicultural Citizenship”, Dissertation, Technische Universität Chemnitz, 2011. 316 Seiten, 1 Abbildung, 0 Tabellen. URL:
Table of ContentsIntroduction 6 Liberalism and Multiculturalism in the Balance 15 Chapter 1 The Value of Culture 16 The Death of “Grand Narratives” 17 The Priority of the Good 18 The Falling to Pieces of Liberalism 21 Flaws in the Communitarian Critique 30 Chapter 2 In Defense of Liberalism 37 Sociological Case for (and against) Cultural Liberalism 38 Theoretical Cases For (and Against) Cultural Liberalism 41 Chapter 3 Kymlicka: Between Choice and Culture 51 Culture as a Precondition of Choice 51 Internal vs. External Restrictions 53 “Soft” Communitarianism 55 The Disadvantages of Minority Cultures 56 What does Equality mean? 58 Cultural Compensation 58 The Key Difference between Choice and Circumstance 59 What this Amounts to: Cultural Rights as Defined by Kymlicka 61 In Sum 65 Societal Cultures and the Boundaries of Nationalism 68 Chapter 4 What do Societal Cultures mean? 69 Kymlicka: Societal Cultures should be Endorsed 70 The Risk of Monoculturalism 71 Institutionalized Culture as Liberation 82 The Difficulties posed by Societal Cultures 115 Chapter 5 Understanding or Misunderstanding Nationalism? 122 Theories of Nationalism 124 The Janus-faced Nature of Nation 136 An Attempt to Liberalize the Nation 147 Who is a Member of Nation? 150 Kymlicka’s Definition of Liberal Nationalism 152 Heritage, Cultural Community, and Preferentialism 156 The Sanguinity of Liberal Nationalism 159 Misunderstanding Civic Nationalism 166 Inter-National Politics 169 Chapter 6 Challenges Posed by Kymlicka’s Theory 172 Circular Logic 173 Paradoxes 174 Monoculturalism 178 Putting Theory into Practice 184 Illiberal Leanings 185 Rethinking Nationalism 195 Multicultural Citizenship Beyond Borders 203 Chapter 7 The Unbundling of Difference and Domination 204 The Democratization of Boundaries and Citizenship 207 The Political Economy of Culture 224 Power-Sharing as a Vehicle for Peace 234 Chapter 8 Multicultural Citizenship Redefined 252 Kymlicka’s Key Contributions 252 Areas of Consideration for Kymlicka 258 The Path Forward for Multiculturalism and Group Rights 264 WORKS CITED 268 1.Acton, J. 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Will Kymlicka’s seminal work on Multicultural Citizenship has done much to advance the case for minority rights worldwide. Agreeing with communitarians that culture is important, yet unwilling to relinquish liberal equality and fairness, Kymlicka builds on John Rawls’s monumental Theory of Justice to show group rights are not only accord with liberalism, but are its true fulfilment. Yet, while Kymlicka’s theory has received accolades for elegantly tying liberalism and culturalism together theoretically, it has been met with equal scepticism over the tenability of its praxis. In this book, I argue that much of the criticism wielded against Kymlicka’s theory results from his crucial reliance on the definition of societal cultures and the contradictions embedded therein. This is further compounded by the tendency of Kymlicka to neglect his commitment to dynamic culture and liberalism in favour of a monolithic treatment of culture, leading us down the path to illiberal conclusions. I suggest that for Kymlicka’s theory of “Multicultural Citizenship” to embrace a truly vibrant multiculturalism, the theory must overcome its internal contradictions and reaffirm its commitment to a multi-layered and recursive approach to group rights. I shall review the strengths and weaknesses of Kymlicka’s theory set against contemporary debates on the topics of nationalism and minority rights and will suggest how the theory can reduce its inner tensions to embolden its critical support for multiculturalism in Canada and worldwide. Keywords: Multiculturalism, Group Rights, Kymlicka, Nationalism, Rawls Directory: fileadmin -> data fileadmin -> Academic Employment fileadmin -> Course description: F fileadmin -> [a trio of Seminars-Short Version: Seminar Three IV. 2013] a trio of Seminars on Sovereignties Seminar Three fileadmin -> Spanish Major 28 credits fileadmin -> Dr Curran and Partners fileadmin -> School Safety Analysis: Making Schools Safer fileadmin -> Philosophy and Religion Buddhism fileadmin -> Presentasion list 1991 sigma wien fileadmin -> The Public Value of Controversial Art data -> Adam Smith´s Invisible hands Share with your friends:
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