Multiculturalism has made us a nation of tribes where, in some suburbs, English is a foreign language and Aussies are a ...

As the European Union is struggling to deal with the migrant crisis (hundreds of migrants drowned in the Mediterranean), German Chancellor Angela Merkel is on record as saying “you can’t all come,” ...

Mono-cultural nationalism can no longer provide us with the national identities we need. The formation of multi-cultural civic identities requires a new way of drawing our political maps.

Rishi Sunak has contradicted his own home secretary by saying that Britain should be proud of its record on multiculturalism. The prime minister has repeatedly declined to say whether he agrees with ...

According to personnel researchers Michele E. A. Jayne and Robert L. Dipboye, the workplace diversity once viewed with apprehension by managers is perceived as an asset by modern American companies.

The relationship between ethnic, religious and social communities in some western European states is surrounded by a sense of crisis. The atmospherics of this crisis - immigration, visible difference, ...

It’s not often the Premier of New South Wales says something that changes the political debate in the UK and elsewhere, but ...

Today, to criticise multiculturalism, one is invariably derided as ‘right wing’ or ‘reactionary’. Conversely, to champion multiculturalism, one is invariably perceived as ‘progressive’ or ‘of the left ...

Erna Paris is the author of The Sun Climbs Slow: The International Criminal Court and the Struggle for Justice. This is an excerpt from a speech given to the Senior College at the University of ...

Erna Paris's recent book on the subject of multiculturalism is From Tolerance to Tyranny: A Cautionary Tale From Fifteenth-Century Spain It may be un-Canadian to boast, but in the wake of Brexit, ...

Mike is the Angeles T. Arredondo E Pluribus Unum Senior Fellow at The Heritage Foundation. 2016 has been the year of national identity, not just in America, but throughout the industrialized West.

As a child, I ducked under my school desk during 1950s drills against nuclear war, so years later I immediately understood the image of a dark cloud circling the world ...