Ergebnisse einer Konferenz, die im April 1999 vom Europe House Zagreb veranstaltet wurde. Inhalt: Introduction: Pluriculturality - Concepts and Challenges: Sanjin Dragojevic: Pluriculturality, multiculturalism, interculturalism, transculturalism: Divergent or complementary concepts? (11-17); Edmund A. van Trotsenburg: Re-thinking cultural linkages in Europe (19-30). I. Pluriculturality and the Challenges for Europe: Rüdiger Stephan: Diversity in unity (33-37); Raymond Weber: Dealing with diversity - The example of the Council of Europe (39-46); Thomas Jansen: Dialogue between the European Commission and the churches and religious communities (47-52). II. Pluriculturality - Dealing with Diversity: Ray Taras: Language policy and pluriculturality: Is unilingualism compatible with diversity? (55-73); Lise Legault: Cultural diversity - A concept to re-invigorate international co-operation: The Canadian experience post-Stockholm (75-80); Melita Richter-Malabotta: A multicultural Italy (81-88); Susanne Baier-Allen: Who are we? Assessing three debates on ethnic and religious plurality in Germany (89-99). III. Pluriculturality and the Danger of Social Pathology: Eberhard Bort: The Belfast Agreement of Good Friday 1998 and its implications for an ethnically divided region (103-124); Ralph M. Leck: Jewish Bolshevism and the Americanisation of memory: A poststructural interpretation of the Holocaust (125-142). IV. Pluriculturality and its Educational Consequences: Bernard Ardura: Le défi de l'éducation à la pluriculturalité en Europe (145-153); Vedrana Spajic-Vraš: Pluriculturality and education: Beyond the folklore of separation and the rhetoric of integration (155-165); Dubravka Poljak-Makaruha: Multicultural education in Croatia - What does it mean? (167-169); Lidia Varbanova / Anelia Dimitrova: Pluriculturality: On the margin between the cultural policy and educational practice (171-179). Conclusion: Pluriculturality - New Directions: Agni Vlavianos-Arbanitis: Bio-environment - bio-culture: The bio-political context of pluriculturality (183-199).