In recent years, interculturalism has emerged as a possible alternative to prevailing approaches of multiculturalism. But how is interculturalism different from multiculturalism? This collection brings together leading proponents of intercultural and multicultural theory and practice from Europe and North America to address this question.

Foreword; 1. A Plural Century: Situating lnterculturalism and Multiculturalism; 2. Multiculturalism, lnterculturalism and Citizenship; 3. Theorising Intercultural Citizenship; 4. Quebec lnterculturalism and Canadian Multiculturalism; 5. lnterculturalism and Multiculturalism: Similarities and Differences; 6. The Case for lnterculturalism, Plural Identities and Cohesion; 7. Defending Diversity in an Era of Populism: Multiculturalism and lnterculturalism Compared; 8. Models of Diversity in the Americas: Avenues for Dialogue and Cross-Pollination; 9. Diversity, Duality and Time; 10. Towards an Intercultural Sense of Belonging Together: Reflections on the Theoretical and Political Level; 11. Multiculturalism, Interculturalisms and the Majority; Afterword: Multiculturalism and lnterculturalism - A Critical Dialogue; Index.