Multiculturalism within a bilingual framework: language, race, and belonging in Canada

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Canadian Identity and History Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Multilingual Education and Policy

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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: 'I'm Talking Language' Chapter 1 - Language, Nation and Race: Framing the Inquiry Chapter 2 - Historical Context Chapter 3 - Preliminary Hearings and Report Chapter 4 - Public Hearings and Research Chapter 5 - Book I: The Official Languages Chapter 6 - Book IV: The Cultural Contribution of the Other Ethnic Groups Conclusion: The Impossibility of Multiculturalism? Appendix: The Terms of Reference Bibliography

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