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New Institute of Race Relations (IRR): report: Entitlement and belonging: social restructuring and multicultural Britain

17 March 2016

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"The government considers the Housing and Planning Bill 2015 and the Immigration Bill 2015, currently going through parliament, as flagship pieces of legislation. This paper examines the likely impact of the legislation on the inner-city communities of multicultural Britain, the implications of its enforcement and the wider questions thrown up about the future of the welfare state."

See the full report: Entitlement and belonging: social restructuring and multicultural Britain (pdf)

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