Ethnicity and Democratic Governance
Queen's University-
News
- EDG director Berman elected to Smuts Fellowship at Cambridge
- Fulbright Visiting Research Chair in Ethnicity and Multicultural Citizenship
- Cadieux-Léger Fellowship program (DFAIT)
- EDG researcher wins Trudeau Fellowship
- SSHRC extension
- EDG site to be archived
- Is there a crisis of secularism?
- It's not just Kenya
- Immigrating to Canada: Who comes? Who stays? Who decides?
- Bulletin d'information GDE
- Rajeev Bhargava releases 2 books with OUP
- Kymlicka receives $250,000 Ontario Premier’s Discovery Award for achievement in social sciences
- Berman summarizes EDG's contributions to date
- Diversity in practice: the challenges of constitution-making and advising
- Viewpoints on the secular state and religious diversity
- Voices on Kenya
Opinion
David Anderson (The Guardian 25 July 2011)
Squaring up to the seamier side of empire is long overdue. The chronic cover-up of torture of the Mau Mau shows how far Britain is from acquiring a true post-imperial maturity.