Titlebook: Race and Racism in Britain; John Solomos Textbook 1993Latest edition John Solomos 1993 Historical Background.political process.social chan

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Overview: The new edition of this widely acclaimed text has been thoroughly revised and updated throughout and extended to provide more detailed coverage of social policy issues and comparisons with other European countries.

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Race, Culture and Social Change,r exclusion (Asad, 1990b). While this argument may seem somewhat overstated it is also reflective of an on-going struggle in contemporary societies, including Britain, over the definition of who belongs and who does not.

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Urban Politics and Racial Inequality,he impact of immigration on their specific localities. Moreover, throughout the 1950s and 1960s the local political élite in areas such as London, Birmingham, Wolverhampton and other localities had to come to terms with the increasingly multiracial composition of their localities.

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Racism, Nationalism and Political Action,tive of these chapters is to analyse in more detail something we have only touched upon in previous chapters: the role of racial ideologies, political action and social movements in the racialisation of contemporary British politics.

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Race Relations Policies and the Political Process,as an attempt to give favourable treatment to blacks over whites in the search for jobs, homes, and other goods. At times this kind of opposition has boiled over into open calls for the dismantling of the major institutions of what is sometimes called the race relations industry (Flew, 1984; Palmer, 1986).

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Protest, Racism and Urban Unrest in the 1980s,repercussions of these events in the context of contemporary political trends. This will allow us to explore the question of how far these developments help to explain the new forms of racialised politics that have emerged in Britain in recent years.

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The Changing Dynamics of Race and Racism,l ideologies in this field. For example: What is the relationship between racial ideologies and politics? How far has the social and economic context influenced the racialisation of political life? What are the prospects for any fundamental reforms which deracialise political discourses and tackle the roots of racial inequality?