A Difficult Difference: Race, Religion and the New Northern Ireland

Exploring the complexities of multiculturalism in Northern Ireland, the book examines how a society previously divided by sectarianism grapples with newfound diversity. It highlights the dual nature of this change, where peace and prosperity coexist with rising tensions and racist incidents. Through analysis of anti-racist art and interviews with key figures, it reveals the challenges and potential of integrating multicultural agendas in a post-conflict context, questioning whether diversity can truly pave the way for a harmonious future.