Abstract
This chapter focuses on the process of identity negotiation and formation by Canadian-born youth of Lebanese descent in Halifax, a middle tier city in Atlantic Canada. If multiculturalism, as collective identity and normative framework for national identity building (Kymlicka, 2004), involves a negotiation between “us, them and others” (Winter, 2011), how does identity negotiation and formation for the Canadian born of Lebanese descent take place and how does it partake in the collective multicultural identity? Our research sought information about the multicultural experience of this youth group.
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