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Afterword: Reflections on Challenging Racism and Discrimination in Britain and Germany grounds upon which disadvantaged and discriminated minorities may begin to mobilise against racism and discrimination. This is particularly true for minorities created through the process of international migration who may not be considered part of the national community for several generations.

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Book 2003 discrimination in education and employment, anti-semitism and the rise of the far right. Strategies to combat racism, racist violence and discrimination in Britain are described and analysed and proposals for anti-discrimination legislation in Germany are considered.

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Springer Tracts in Modern Physicsrk sides of society express themselves particularly persistently in authoritarian, exclusionist and extreme right-wing tendencies in Germany may well be historical (see Rüsen, 1996; Wehler, 1994), but a separate paper would be needed to discuss this.

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