Keith G. Banting

TL;DR: A cross-national study of the relationship between multiculturalism and the welfare state is presented in this article, where the authors investigate the effect of multiculturalism on the welfare system in the US states of the US.

TL;DR: This paper presented an index of the strength of multicultural policies for European countries and several traditional countries of immigration at three points in time (1980, 2000 and 2010) and found that most countries that adopted multicultural approaches in the later part of the twentieth century have maintained their programmes in the first decade of the new century.

TL;DR: The evidence to date suggests that there is no inherent tendency for either immigrant ethnic diversity or multiculturalism policies to erode the welfare state as mentioned in this paper, and the very idea of a "multicultural welfare state, a welfare state that respects and accommodates diversity, would be almost a contradiction in terms.

TL;DR: Banerjee et al. as discussed by the authors presented a survey on the role of women in public policy, including women in the creation of public policy and public education, focusing on women in Canada.