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Intergroup Accommodation in Plural Societies

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TypeSOURCE_BOOK
PublisherPalgrave Macmillan (GB)
ISBN-139781349043163
Open LibraryOL9414270W
Total publications6
Coverage period1978 - 1978
LanguageEN

Ethnicity · Social conditions

  • Intergroup Accommodation in Plural Societies

    Open Access•Nic Rhoodie, Winifred Crum Ewing•BOOK•1978

  • The Special Role of the Mass News Media in a Plural Society

    Leonard R Sussman•CHAPTER•1978

    The free press and broadcast media are under attack in many countries. Domestic news media are government-run or, if independent of the regime, harshly controlled or censored in most nations today. The South African Parliament recently considered a bill that would create a press code, council and penalties for certain acts by journalists. Transnational Western news services face unprecedented challenges from the developing nations of Africa, Asia…

  • Islamic-Arabism versus Pluralism

    Moshe Ma’oz•CHAPTER•1978

    Several parallel developments have combined to make the Middle East a region populated by many religious and ethnic groups: it is the cradle of the three monotheistic religions and their offshoots, it has been periodically conquered by outside forces which have left their imprint on the area, and it has been swept by waves of immigration throughout its history.

  • Intergroup Accommodation in Plural Societies

    Nic Rhoodie, Winifred Crum Ewing•BOOK•1978

  • Intergroup Accommodation in Plural Societies

    Nic Rhoodie•BOOK•1978

  • Cleavage and Conflict in Modern Type Societies

    Talcott Parsons•CHAPTER•1978

    There are two things I would like to do in this paper. The first is to develop in very brief outline a theoretical paradigm of the principal axes of potential cleavage and conflict in modem-type social systems, meaning to apply it to the society as a whole. The second will be to attempt to apply this to what I see to be the situation in the Republic of South Africa as of something close to the present time

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  • Intergroup Accommodation in Plural Societies

    Open Access•Nic Rhoodie, Winifred Crum Ewing•BOOK•1978

  • The Special Role of the Mass News Media in a Plural Society

    Leonard R Sussman•CHAPTER•1978

    The free press and broadcast media are under attack in many countries. Domestic news media are government-run or, if independent of the regime, harshly controlled or censored in most nations today. The South African Parliament recently considered a bill that would create a press code, council and penalties for certain acts by journalists. Transnational Western news services face unprecedented challenges from the developing nations of Africa, Asia…

  • Islamic-Arabism versus Pluralism

    Moshe Ma’oz•CHAPTER•1978

    Several parallel developments have combined to make the Middle East a region populated by many religious and ethnic groups: it is the cradle of the three monotheistic religions and their offshoots, it has been periodically conquered by outside forces which have left their imprint on the area, and it has been swept by waves of immigration throughout its history.

  • Intergroup Accommodation in Plural Societies

    Nic Rhoodie, Winifred Crum Ewing•BOOK•1978

  • Intergroup Accommodation in Plural Societies

    Nic Rhoodie•BOOK•1978

  • Cleavage and Conflict in Modern Type Societies

    Talcott Parsons•CHAPTER•1978

    There are two things I would like to do in this paper. The first is to develop in very brief outline a theoretical paradigm of the principal axes of potential cleavage and conflict in modem-type social systems, meaning to apply it to the society as a whole. The second will be to attempt to apply this to what I see to be the situation in the Republic of South Africa as of something close to the present time

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