Contents§§Acknowledgements 9§§Chapter 1§§Introduction: Culture and Governance 11§§The Case of the Convention 15§§Global Governance 16§§Governmentality 24§§The Convention and Neoliberalism 27§§Challenges and Strategies 29§§Empirical Research 34§§Chapter 2§§Construction: Framing the Issue of 'Cultural Diversity' 39§§A Genealogy of the Convention Process 42§§Framing the Convention 50§§The UNESCO Frame: the Imperilment of Identity, Values, and Meaning 53§§The US Frame: 'This Convention Is Actually About Trade' 62§§The INCD Frame: 'The Right of States to Do Whatever They Want' 69§§Agendas and Tensions 76§§Culture and Cultures 78§§Chapter 3§§Negotiation: Diplomatic Build-Up and Showdown 87§§Structure of the Negotiations 88§§The Key Conflict 92§§Blackboxing Cultural Diversity 99§§Culmination of the Conflict 104§§The Great Debate 111§§Making Sense of the Great Debate 119§§Summing It Up 133§§Chapter 4§§Mobilization: Cultural Diversity as an Empty Signifier 137§§The Coalitions for Cultural Diversity 139§§Unspecific Aims 143§§To Commit or Not to Commit 147§§Pure Communitarian Being 154§§Cultural Diversity Is Us 165§§Conclusion 171§§Chapter 5§§Representation: Speaking for Others-Doing Cultural Diversity 173§§Reenactment-Representation Taken For Granted 177§§Complex Individuals-Simple Collectivities 184§§Representation Contested-Assembling the World in a Nutshell 193§§Honoring 'the International Regions' 200§§Representing/Performing Cultural Diversity 207§§Concluding Remarks 215§§Chapter 6§§Conclusion: Globalization and Anti-Globalization 217§§Looking Back in Detail: Producing/Practicing§§'Cultural Diversity' 219§§Globalization, Anti-Globalization, and the National Frame 223§§List of Abbreviations 227§§Works Cited 229§§Institutional Documents238§§Index243§