Abstract: As a symbolic demonstration of the Government of Canada's attitude toward minorities' communication rights, the Multiculturalism Act (1988) and the Broadcasting Policy Reflecting Canada's Linguistic and Cultural Diversity (1985) are paradigms of state intervention which encourage the public production, programming, and protection of certain forms of ethnicity. After critically outlining the content and historical struggle around these two policies, this paper focuses on how multiculturalism and ethnic broadcasting privilege ethnocultural and racial "diversity'' as an integral aspect of Canadian society. "Colour-balanced'' media requires the actual implementation, supervision, and monitoring by the CRTC of section 3(1)(d)(iii) of t...
Multiculturalism eludes any simple and straightforward definition. It has come to mean different thi...
Starting from the paradox that stresses the image of a welcoming multicultural Canada on the one han...
Starting from the paradox that stresses the image of a welcoming multicultural Canada on the one han...
Abstract: This article proposes a framework for the analysis of the role of ethnic minorities in Can...
The present paper is devoted to the Canadian policy of multiculturalism: its foundation, experiences...
Abstract: It is often believed that Canada is able to "manage" its diverse society to the extent tha...
The multicultural policy in Canada was born as a result of the dialogue between the representatives ...
Canada has played a leadership role in the development of multiculturalism and its use in ethnic and...
Multiculturalism has been an official federal government policy in Canada since 1971 and is strongly...
The foundations of the Canadian broadcasting system are pillared by the recognition of Canadian cult...
Over the last three decades, our research has largely focused on the social systems that contribute ...
State-sponsored multiculturalism has faced significant social and political challenges in recent yea...
Abstract: The development of Canadian broadcast policy and law respecting "content balance'' (and co...
Abstract: A long-standing and pervasive element of Canadian national identity is the idealization of...
This paper addresses the post-multicultural challenges that confront the integrative logic of Canada...
Multiculturalism eludes any simple and straightforward definition. It has come to mean different thi...
Starting from the paradox that stresses the image of a welcoming multicultural Canada on the one han...
Starting from the paradox that stresses the image of a welcoming multicultural Canada on the one han...
Abstract: This article proposes a framework for the analysis of the role of ethnic minorities in Can...
The present paper is devoted to the Canadian policy of multiculturalism: its foundation, experiences...
Abstract: It is often believed that Canada is able to "manage" its diverse society to the extent tha...
The multicultural policy in Canada was born as a result of the dialogue between the representatives ...
Canada has played a leadership role in the development of multiculturalism and its use in ethnic and...
Multiculturalism has been an official federal government policy in Canada since 1971 and is strongly...
The foundations of the Canadian broadcasting system are pillared by the recognition of Canadian cult...
Over the last three decades, our research has largely focused on the social systems that contribute ...
State-sponsored multiculturalism has faced significant social and political challenges in recent yea...
Abstract: The development of Canadian broadcast policy and law respecting "content balance'' (and co...
Abstract: A long-standing and pervasive element of Canadian national identity is the idealization of...
This paper addresses the post-multicultural challenges that confront the integrative logic of Canada...
Multiculturalism eludes any simple and straightforward definition. It has come to mean different thi...
Starting from the paradox that stresses the image of a welcoming multicultural Canada on the one han...
Starting from the paradox that stresses the image of a welcoming multicultural Canada on the one han...