Which collective identity is strongest?
Okin’s article gave rise to intense debate, which was later published in book form, to which even one of multiculturalism's earliest introducers contributed, the Canadian professor of political philosophy Will Kymlicka, whose 1995 work MulticulturalCitizenship placed its then only 33-year-old author in very hot waterI think if you mean 'got him in trouble', then 'hot water' would be the right translation.I think if you mean 'got him in trouble', then 'hot water' would be the right translation..
Those who today recount this 1999 debate, still marvel at how little impact Okin's critique had over the following decade. Still today we see renowned Swedish feminists condone honour-related violence, while they rage over the lack of female representation on company boards. Young immigrant women who ‘fall down’ from balconies are considered to be expressions of the same gender power arrangements, like Swedish boys pl...