Generous betrayal : politics of culture in the new Europe /
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Chicago :
University of Chicago Press,
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: I WELFARE FOR WHOM?
- 1 A Society Worth Living In
- 2 A Tale of Two Would-Be Survivors
- 3 A Modern Form of Sacrifice
- II THE NEW NORWAY
- 4 Immigrants in Norway: Some Salient Facts
- 5 Dangerous Facts: What We Were Not Supposed to Know
- 6 Silence as Political Cover-Up
- III THE POLITICS OF CULTURE
- 7 Law versus Culture
- 8 Culture and Accountabiliy
- 9 Culture-A New Concept of Race?
- 10 Cultures Don't Meet, People Do
- IV GENDER AND IDENTITY POLITICS
- 11 Sara's Story: The Crime of Becoming Swedish
- 12 Anna and Others: Religion Is Not the Culprit
- 13 Noreen's Story: The Price of a Narrow Escape
- V THE FIRST PERSON SINGULAR
- 14 A Fatal Difference in Grammar
- 15 "You Never Asked Me!"
- 16 Opportuniy Lost: The Defeat ofan Everyday Hero
- 17 Overcoming the Odds: Somali Women in Norway
- VI TOLERANCE VERSUS HUMANISM
- 18 Generous Betrayal
- 19 The Politics of Fear
- 20 Civic Libery and Liberal Democracy
- VII A HOPE FOR THE FUTURE
- 21 Nadia's Case: A Crucial Step Forward
- 22 Welfare and Citizenship
- 23 Welfare and Social Justice
- Postscript: Aisha and the Long Way to Freedom
- Notes
- References
- Index.