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UK: Cameron's Munich speech marks securitisation of race policy

01 February 2011

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UK: Cameron's Munich speech marks securitisation of race policy (IRR News Service, link): "Cameron's speech signals a fundamental departure in British race relations.... Cameron in attacking 'the doctrine of state multiculturalism' was sending a signal that government policy in future will not be built on pluralism or integration but monoculturalism, assimilation, exclusion (and surveillance) of those Muslim organisations which refuse to play ball."

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