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63 Int'l J. [i] (2007-2008)

handle is hein.journals/intj63 and id is 1 raw text is: Volume LXIII No 1 I Winter 2007-08 Contents Diasporas: What it now means to be Canadian I Editors' introduction David G. Haglund and Joseph T Jockel 3 Redefining diaspora: The challenge of connection and indusion Rima Berns-McGown 23 From a multicultural to a multiversal Canada Robert Latham 43 Multiculturalism, transnationalism, and the hijacking of Canadian foreign policy: A pseudo-problem? Vic Satzewich 65 Dually divided? The risks of linking debates over citizenship to attachment to Canada Jack Jedwab 79 Transnationalism, active citizenship, and belonging in Canada Lloyd L. Wong Ioi Fear and loathing in jus cogens: A journey to the heart of international law Ed Morgan Second-generation connections ii5 Introduction Rima Berns-McGown II6 Rejection and possibility: Being home Meimuna Ahmed Gilao 123 Wanting to change my country-Canada Sumaira Shaikh 127 Marginalizing identity: The I and the other of a second-generation Canadian Christopher Stuart Taylor

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