TAGS: 1990s; Consultation; Cultural diversity; Integration (migration); Ireland; Migration; Tolerance

Abstract:

After centuries of population loss, Ireland’s economic success in the 1990s led to a surge of immigration, but its reaction to a multi-ethnic influx has been disappointing. It needs Bahá'í approaches like consultation, tolerance, fairness, and morality.

Notes:

See also a PDF of the complete issue of Solas 2.

Mirrored from breacais.demon.co.uk/abs/solas.

Ireland's Multi-Ethnic Immigration Challenge:

An Irish Bahá'í View

Eamonn Moane

published in Solas

2, pp. 65-82

Donegal, Ireland: Association for Bahá'í Studies English-Speaking Europe, 2002

Download: moane_ireland_immigration_challenge.pdf.

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