Titlebook: Global Migration, Ethnicity and Britishness; Tariq Modood,John Salt Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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‘Our Own People’: Ethnic Majority Orientations to Nation and Countrytheir work and neighbourhoods, their sense of opportunity, merit and reward, and what they thought of Britain as a place to live. These questions and their responses allowed us to contextualise peoples’ ‘national orientations’ within a wider set of social orientations to, for example, a sense of ent

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Elisabeth Armstrong,Vijay Prashadm different countries have predominated at different times and brought to the UK people of varied character (Coleman and Salt, 1992: 444). In popular perception immigration into the UK since the Second World War has consisted mainly of poor non-white people from the New Commonwealth, supplemented mo

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Old Age and the Neoliberal Life Courseransportation into another country; the latter involves people being coerced into moving against their will and exploited after arrival in their destination, either in their own or another country. While the risks associated with human trafficking are almost always greater, migrant smuggling is cert

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-51305-2s and researchers. Within this literature globalisation is often treated in terms of culture transfers, knowledge transfers and challenges to local identities. However, a key material feature is the intensification of competition — in all kinds of markets — from the local and regional to the global.

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