keywords Black history, Racism, UK, United Kingdom, Economics, Politcal economy, Migration, Immigration, The State, Law, Human Rights Act 1998, Labour Party, New Labour, Terrorism Act 2000, Security, Glasgow, Scotland, Oldham, Bradford,
Comments: pp. 1-140; "The Three Faces of British Racism: A Special Report"
Publisher: Sage
Description: A. Sivanandan 'Poverty is the new black'; Jenny Bourne 'The life and times of insitutional racism'; Liz Fekete 'The emergence of xeno-racism'; Arun Kundnani 'In a foreign land: the new popular racism'; Lee Bridges 'Race, law andthe state'; Frances Webber 'The Human Rights Act: a weapon against racism?'; Liz Fekete 'The Terrorism Act 2000: an interview with Gareth Pierce'; Arun Kundnani 'From Oldham to Bradford: the violence of the violated'; Harmit Arthwal 'The racism that kills'; Vicky Grandon 'Glasgow: a dossier of hate'; Monica Hirogorani 'A right to life: the story of Ramin Khalegi'
