Titlebook: Challenging Racism in Britain and Germany; Zig Layton-Henry,Czarina Wilpert Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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The German Concept of Citizenship and Nationality centuries, particularly as expressed in the philosophies of Herder, Fichte and Schelling. In Germany, ethnic nationalism acquired its political potency and dynamism in the wars of liberation against Napoleon. The nationalism of the ‘French’ Republic had suppressed the right of the German states to

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Racism and Racial Inequality: the British Case in a European Contexte first sets out an interpretation of the issue, which differs in some important respects from conventional views in the academic literature. There are two major differences which can be highlighted from the outset. The first is the denial that . racial inequality is the result of .. The second is t

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The Mobilisation of the Extreme Right in Germanyne has had such a far-reaching impact on political and public life as the latest developments since the beginning of the 1990s. The reasons why the dark sides of society express themselves particularly persistently in authoritarian, exclusionist and extreme right-wing tendencies in Germany may well

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Race Laws and Policy in the United Kingdomtice. In this chapter there is room only for an overview, but it may be worthwhile to consider how policy on race has been translated into law in the United Kingdom, some thirty years after specific legislation was first enacted.