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Structural Solutions: European Experiences, of modernisation theory that traditional bases of identity would wither in the face of modern technology and communication, and be replaced by ‘more relevant’, utilitarian criteria. Of course, as we also saw in Chapter 2, it is not difficult to identify social divisions within most societies albeit

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Civil War to Civil Rights,e cases the traditional priority has been in trying to find ways of assimilating the new communities into the host community. A slightly different set of issues face ‘migration societies’ where the majority is comprised of inward migrants or their descendants. In this case the priority often revolve

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From Civil Rights to Afrocentrism and Beyond,d their schools in the Northern cities of the US, and the prescription for future action that the Commission recommended. This chapter carries the story forward by examining the way policy and practice developed in two main areas. One of the key education recommendations of the Kerner Commission was

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,‘Race’ and Education in Britain,rthern Ireland. While the broad patterns of educational development have followed similar paths in all four areas, there are, nevertheless, important differences between them; differences which arguably are widening since the establishment of devolved Assemblies in Scotland and Wales. In Northern Ir

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