Secularism, intercultural openness, and reasonable accommodation: the perspectives of francophones and anglophones living in south-eastern Quebec
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DOI: 10.3828/bjcs.2021.3
Abstract: Some studies suggest that religion is becoming a salient marker of immigrant identity. The protective impulse by western democracies to defend secularism can thus act as a barrier to immigrant integration. Given its legislative stance… read more here.
Keywords: south eastern; eastern quebec; quebec; openness ... See more keywords