Bulletin 2000
Bulletin 324 - December 2000
Editor: Ros Spry
Number: 324
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The Future of Multi-Ethnic Britain |
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This Estimable Report |
Samir Shah |
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Launching the Report: Responses from Government |
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(1) A Very British Contribution |
Jack Straw's launch speech |
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(2) Clearly Identifiable Themes |
Speech by Baroness Amos |
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Comment and Commentary |
A compilation of responses |
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"Children Will Be Told Lies" |
Robin Richardson |
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Notes from post-publication events |
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New, enforceable, positive duties: attributes of the RaceRelations (Amendment)Act |
Gurbux Singh |
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Susceptibility to racism and xenophobia in Central and EasternEurope |
Nils Muiznieks |
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European Conference Against Racism |
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UKREN Roundtable |
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Immigration - the new national interest? |
Don Flynn |
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Migration, mental health and social care |
Research programmes at the university of Kent |
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Reviews: |
Omar Khan, Randeep Kaur Kular |
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Social Inclusion. Possibilities and Tensions |
Peter Aslonas, Angus Stewart (Eds) |
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New Ethnicities, Old Racisms? |
Phil Cohen (Ed) |
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The Diversity Directory: Your Guide to Equality andDiversity |
Consultancies Turvey, Bedford: Diversity UK |
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Press coverage for publication of the Report on the Future ofMulti-Ethnic Britain |
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