Titlebook: Race, Government and Politics in Britain; Zig Layton-Henry (Senior Lecturer in Politics),Pau Book 1986 Zig Layton-Henry and Paul B. Rich 1

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The House of Commons Home Affairs Sub-Committee and Government Policy on Race Relations,and order problems, devoted little attention to policies which might improve race relations. Indeed, where there have been specific measures to improve race relations, such as the appointment of a Minister with special responsibility for race relations within the Department of Environment or the rev

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Non-White Policy Preferences, Political Participation and the Political Agenda in Britain,aviour of the white electorate and white politicians rather than exploring the views of non-white immigrants and leaders. From an empirical viewpoint, the major problem in analysing mass nonwhite attitudes was that the numbers of non-whites in any mass survey were too small for extensive analysis..

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Political Dilemmas in Multi-Racial Education,ocal education authorities managed to diminish the political significance of their presence. Supported by prevailing liberal educational pedagogies and the doctrine that Kirp has described as ‘doing good by stealth’. successive Labour and Conservative secretaries of state for education, and their of

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Spiral of Decline: Race and Policing,ndeed ‘seditious, sociological claptrap that is passed on in our schools as education’.. Others identified social and economic deprivation as the prime cause, particularly escalating youth unemployment, abysmally inadequate housing, unacceptably low levels of social service provision and decay in ce

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The House of Commons Home Affairs Sub-Committee and Government Policy on Race Relations,. . Alternatively, they have been viewed either as a means of deflecting attention from the main issues or peripheralising the management of a controversial and complex policy to local authority or non-government agencies.

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