In this work, the authors focus primarily on the rhetoric of the
"tolerant majority" - those who view themselves as being open to a
diverse society. An analysis is presented of this "rhetoric of
tolerance" which is prevalent in news media, influential
social-scientific research reports, the policy statements of major
political parties, and in government-sponsored expressions of
anti-racism.T he authors use empirical data taken from the context
of "migrant policies" in Belguim, and connect this with wider
European nationalist ideologies, and conclusions of research on
racism and nationalism throughout the world, particularly the US
and the former Yugoslavia.
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