Description
Covering a key topic in sociology, this work is a thorough and lively introduction to the role and importance of race and ethnicity in contemporary British society. Discussions include the study of race and ethnicity in Britain, the role of historical context, migration, citizenship, education and employment, housing, public order, health and social services, government, and the media in shaping the racial and ethnic fabric of Britain. The book takes the importance of class and gender into account, as well as the actual experience of different racial groups. It is an invaluable introduction and reference for students of sociology, public policy, social policy, law, and human geography.
