Incorporating Diversity

Exploring the complexities of ethnic, racial, and religious diversity in contemporary societies, this book examines the assimilation process as a means of understanding how immigrants and other marginalized groups integrate into new social environments. It traces the historical application of assimilation to various populations, including indigenous peoples and refugees, while addressing the scholarly debates and political agendas that have shaped its interpretation. The work highlights the evolving nature of incorporation amidst global migration trends.