If you've established multiculturalism as a national principle, then you can in good conscience push people to integrate, because embracing your cultural heritage is a sign of integration rather than the opposite.
But if that primitive resonance is not achieved, storytellers are failing to fulfil what is perhaps their primary function, which is therapeutic – to act as an echo chamber to our deepest fears and desires, and thus help to integrate them into a healthy personality.
He states on his website: "With an extremely strong emphasis on participatory planning, [I hope] to integrate architecture and democracy to bring about desired social and physical regeneration in the country".
"I dreamed up the idea to integrate the membership … and break down real or imagined barriers," McGlothlin told Links magazine in an interview.
In the 1990s, techniques such as meta-analysis – using statistical methods to analyse and integrate the results of different studies – allowed rigorous comparison of trial results.
In support of this effort, the UK, US and other European partners agreed to train more than 7,000 Libyan troops to help Libya disarm and integrate armed groups, and improve the security and stability of the country and the region.
"In the face of budget cuts, it's been relatively straightforward to integrate MBCT into our trust.
This will be a particular challenge to the hundreds of companies under Branson's Virgin brand, many of which until now have failed to integrate sustainability into the heart of their organisations.
Explaining how much had been done to integrate Jewish society in the UK through teaching in seminaries, he said: "I don't think that has been done with other ethnic minority communities.
The question of when and how to integrate different interventions is paramount.
The growing numbers of young Britons drawn to jihadism are, for many, emblematic of the refusal of Muslims to integrate and revealing of the failures of multiculturalism.
