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Racism and anti-racism

01 January 1991

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Racism and anti-racism
libdoc April=1994

- Inequalities, Opportunities and policies

Author(s): Braham, Peter; Rattansi, Ali; Skellington, Richard.
Publisher: SAGE publications 1992, 304pp, index
Keywords: Racism Anti-racism immigration law housing criminal
justice

Contents:
PUBLISHER'S TEXT
"How racist is society today? How have patterns of discrimination
and disadvantage changed over the past twenty years? This key
text explores the nature and extent of racial discrimination, and
the successes and failures of equal opportunities programmes."

Part 1. Racism: the politics of exclusion
Part 2. Institutional racism
Part 3. Racism and equal opportunity policy

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