The Politics of Cultural Pluralism

by Crawford Young

With this seminal work, Crawford Young fills a void that has, up to now, constituted a major obstacle to the understanding of the diverse political situations of the third world. . .In a broad and comparative framework, the author explores patterns of conflict and integration in a variety of culturally plural societies, and he offers a number of theoretical postulates concerning the nature of such conflict and integration.

574 pages, Hardcover

First published June 15, 1976