This book presents a wide-ranging overview of current debates and research in issues relating to race and ethnicity in contemporary British society. It focuses on the extent of racial inequality while encapsulating the character of recent theories and debates that focus on issues of ethnic diversity and culture. It adopts a primarily sociological approach, using recent studies to assess the changing profile of race and ethnicity in Britain.
Large and varied range of topics covered
Written in a clear, engaging style, pitched at an introductory level
Incorporates research from recent studies, such as the PSI and census studies
Andrew Pilkington
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