Test Bank for Unequal Relations, A Critical Introduction to Race, Ethnic, and Aboriginal Dynamics in Canada, 8th Edition, 8e by Augie Fleras

Test Bank for Unequal Relations, A Critical Introduction to Race, Ethnic, and Aboriginal Dynamics in Canada, 8th Edition, 8e by Augie Fleras TEST BANK 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

PART 1 Conceptualizing the Politics of Race, Ethnic, and Aboriginal Relations

Chapter 1 Race, Ethnic, and Aboriginal Relations: Patterns, Paradoxes, Perspectives

Introduction: The Good, the Bad, and the In-Between

Mismanaging Race, Ethnic, and Aboriginal Relations: Polite Fictions Versus Inconvenient Truths

Governance Models for Managing Race, Ethnic, and Aboriginal Relations

Theorizing Intergroup Relations: Sociological Models of Society as Explanatory Frameworks

Chapter 2 The Politics of Race

Introduction: “The Power of a Perception”

Race Mattered: On the Origins of Race Thought

Taking Race Seriously: Race Matters

Will Race Matter in the Future?

Chapter 3 Racisms and Anti-racism

Introduction: The Toxicity of Racism in Canada

Problematizing Racisms in Canada

Defining Racism

Components of Racism

Sectors of Racism

The Big Picture: Costs, Origins, Persistence, Causes

Anti-Racism: Rooting Out Racism

Chapter 4 Ethnicity Matters: Politics, Conflict, and Experiences

Introduction: Global Implosion/Ethnicity Explosion

Explaining Ethnicity: Why?

Expressing Ethnicity: How?

Depoliticizing Ethnicity: Making Canada Safe For Ethnicity, Safe From Ethnicity

Chapter 5 Racialized Inequality

Introduction: Canada’s “Racialized Mosaic”

Defining Racialized Inequality: Exclusions & Stratification

Racialized Inequalities in Canada

Explaining Racialized Disparities

Toward Equality

Chapter 6 Gender Minorities, Gendered Exclusions

Introduction: The Dynamics of Gender in a Gendered Canada

Gendered Inequality: Women as Minorities, Minorities as Women

Explaining Gendered Inequality: Overlapping, Intersecting, and Interlocking

PART 2 Diversities and Difference in a Multicultural Canada: Peoples, Migrants, and Minorities

Chapter 7 Aboriginal Peoples in Canada: Repairing the Relationship

Introduction: An Unsettled Relationship

Canada’s Aboriginal Peoples: Diversity in Distress

Relations Repair: Difference, Land, Governance

Remaking Canada: Rethinking the Relationship

Toward a Postcolonial Social Contract: Two Steps Forward . . .

Chapter 8 Immigrants and Immigration

Introduction: The Paradoxes of Immigration

Canada: An Immigration Society of Immigrants

Who Got in? Exclusionary Practices

Overhauling the Program

Who Gets in? Canada’s Immigration Program

Assessing Immigration: Benefits and Costs

Immigrant Experiences: Settling Down, Moving Up, Fitting in

Chapter 9 Multiculturalism as Canada-Building Governance

Introduction: Living Together with Differences: Puzzles, Paradoxes, and Prospects

Theorizing Multiculturalism as Governance

Multiculturalism in Canada

Public Perceptions/Critical Reactions

Multiculturalism: Doing It the Canadian Way

Chapter 10 This Adventure Called Canada-Building

Introduction: New Rules, New Game, Evolving Outcomes

Canada-Building: An Unfinished Work in Progress

Toward a Postnational Canada: Nation or Notion?

Building Canada: Perfecting Imperfections