Is Dubai An Example Of Successful Multi-Culturalism?
February 9, 2024
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Zuby and Carl Benjamin discuss multiculturalism using Dubai as an example. They argue that the success of multiculturalism depends on a strong rule of law and shared values rather than the mere coexistence of diverse cultures. Dubai's success is attributed to clear boundaries and rules, ensuring respect, tolerance, and adherence to the law.
They criticize the notion that multiculturalism has failed, emphasizing the importance of assimilation and respect for local culture. The conversation touches on liberal ideologies, Western perspectives, and historical contexts, suggesting a perceived inconsistency in applying certain principles to different nations. The discussion delves into the implications of striving for equality and the challenges of achieving it in a diverse world.
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