CONTRIBUTORS

PART ONE: INTRODUCTION: SOURCES OF CULTURAL CONFLICT

CHAPTER ONE Introduction: The Ideological Discourse of Cultural Discontent Paradoxes, Realities, and Alternative Ways of Thinking

Jeffrey C. Alexander

Neil J. Smelser

CHAPTER TWO The Culture of Discontent Democratic Liberalism and the Challenge of Diversity in Late-Twentieth-Century America

Robert Wuthnow

PART TWO: HOW MUCH HAS REALLY CHANGED?

CHAPTER THREE Cultural Responses to Immigration

John Higham

CHAPTER FOUR Preserving the Republic by Educating Republicans

David Tyack

CHAPTER FIVE Racial Issues: Recent Trends in Residential Patterns and Intermarriage

Reynolds Farley

CHAPTER SIX Immigration, Opportunity, and Social Cohesion

Marta Tienda

CHAPTER SEVEN Family Change and Family Diversity

Frank F. Furstenberg, Jr.

CHAPTER EIGHT Contesting the Moral Boundaries of Eros A Perspective on the Cultural Politics of Sexuality in the Late-Twentieth-Century United States

Steven Seidman

PART THREE: SOCIAL CHANGE AND NEW FORMS OF SOCIAL CONNECTION

CHAPTER NINE Multiple Markets: Multiple Cultures

Viviana A. Zelizer

CHAPTER TEN Uncommon Values, Diversity, and Conflict in City Life

Claude S. Fischer

CHAPTER ELEVEN Changes in the Civic Role of Religion

R. Stephen Warner

PART FOUR: RETHINKING DIVERSITY AND SOCIAL SOLIDARITY

CHAPTER TWELVE National Culture and Communities of Descent

David A. Hollinger

CHAPTER THIRTEEN Does Voluntary Association Make Democracy Work?

Jean L. Cohen

CHAPTER FOURTEEN Civil Society and the Politics of Identity and Difference in a Global Context

Seyla Benhabib

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