商品簡介
`An important book... Remains the sole work to examine with great verve, perceptiveness, creativity, and application of diverse skills, a human rights perspective on ethnicity, racism, and systemic inequality in Canada.'---Edward N. Herberg, Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology
`A useful publication for students and researchers who are interested in ethnic/racial inequality and human rights issues. It provides the reader a snapshot of a great variety of theoretical constructs and social issues that scholars...have been debating for over three decades. It is an extremely accessible and informative introduction to a critical and challenging topic.'---Rick Sin, Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology
Since publication of the first edition nearly three decades ago, Ethnicity and Human Rights in Canada has been acclaimed by reviewers as a landmark in its field---the definitive treatment of its subject. Now the Wynford Project returns to print the most recent edition of this classic study, together with a new foreword by author Evelyn Kallen outlinining important recent developments. The result is required reading for anyone interested in this vitally important subject.
作者簡介
Evelyn Kallen is emeritus professor and senior scholar at York University. Ethnicity and Human Rights in Canada is a Wynford book---one of a series of titles representing significant milestones in literature, thought, and scholarship, now made available again in these handsome new editions.
