Kymlicka, Will

Kymlicka, Will. Politics in the Vernacular Nationalism, Multiculturalism, and Citizenship (Oxford, New York Oxford University Press, 2001). 

Kymlicka, Will. Finding Our Way Rethinking Ethnocultural Relations in Canada (Oxford University Press Oxford, 1998). 

Will Kymlicka, The Rights of Minority Cultures (Oxford and New York Oxford University Press, 1995). 

Will Kymlicka, Theorizing Indigenous Rights , 48 Universip of Toronto Im.w Journal (1999). 

Denise G. Rdaume, Common-Law Constructions of Group Autonomy A Case Study, in Ethnicity and Group Rights, ed. Ian Shapiro and Will Kymlicka, NOMOS 39 (New York New York University Press, 1997), pp. 257-89 276. 

Will Kymlicka persuasively argues that national assimilation is hard and, even on the utilitarian scale, is not a sacrifice we can require minorities to make, unless they choose its willingly. Immigrants, for example, wiUingly choose a different national culture and hence forfeit the option to remain in their initial culture they can justifiably be expected to assimilate. WUl Kymlicka, Multicultural Citizenship, Chapter 5. 

Will Kymlicka demonstrates that minority rights can enlarge the freedom of individuals because cultural membership, including membership in a national, or societal, culture, is a necessary condition for individual freedom. See Multicultural Citizenship, pp. 83-84. He also defends the distinction between immigrant and national minorities in chapter 5. 

Laitin, David and Reich, Rob. A Liberal Democratic Approach to Language Justice, in Will Kymlicka and Alan Patten (eds.) Language Rights and Political Theory (Oxford Oxford University Press, 2003). 

Piper, Laurence. Do 1 Need Ethnic Culture to Be Free A Critique of Will Kymlicka s Liberal Nationalism, South African Journal of Philosophy 21(3), 2002. 

Smith, Graham. Sustainable Federalism, Democratization, and Distributive Justice, in Will Kymlicka and Wayne Norman (eds.). Citizenship in Diverse Societies (Oxford University Press Oxford, New York, 2000). 

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