MULTICULTURALISM IN AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

The book "Multiculturalism in an Interdisciplinary Approach" by Anna Kwiatkowska is a fascinating journey through the complex world of intercultural relations. In the era of globalization and migration, the topic of multiculturalism is gaining particular importance, and this publication offers a comprehensive look at this issue from both macro- and micro-social perspectives. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the dynamics of modern societies and the challenges of building harmonious intercultural relations.

• In-depth analysis of the issue of multiculturalism from various perspectives.
• Presentation of the dominant socio-political discourses on immigrants and refugees.
• Characterization of the cultural diversity of modern societies.
• Assessment of state policies in the field of multiculturalism.
• Focus on the identity problems of people living in a multicultural environment.
• Enrichment of scientific data with anecdotal material and photographs.
• Intuitive approach to current social problems.

The author presents contemporary knowledge on the issue of multiculturalism, taking into account both the macro- and micro-social perspective. She analyzes the dominant socio-political discourses, reports on the most important facts characterizing cultural diversity, and assesses state policies in this area. She also focuses on the experiences of individuals living in a multicultural environment, analyzing the identity problems they face.

Anna Kwiatkowska's book is not only a collection of dry facts and theories, but also rich anecdotal material and numerous photographs that bring the discussed issues to life. The author describes the pluralistic society with passion and commitment, drawing on knowledge from the fields of social and cultural psychology. Thanks to this, the reader has the opportunity to look at the problem of multiculturalism from various perspectives and better understand the mechanisms that shape modern societies.

The reviewer, Prof. Dr. Halina Grzymała-Moszczyńska, emphasizes the topicality of the issues raised in the book and the author's intuition regarding the growing controversy between supporters and opponents of multiculturalism. The author goes beyond a black-and-white perspective and reaches for psychological analyses that allow us to see the mechanisms that form various aspects of multiculturalism.

This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for students, scientists, politicians and all those interested in the topic of multiculturalism. Thanks to the interdisciplinary approach and rich empirical material, Anna Kwiatkowska's book allows a better understanding of the complexity of modern societies and the challenges of building harmonious intercultural relations. The PWN Scientific Publishing House guarantees high editorial and substantive quality of the publication.