Mark Bell is Professor of Law at the Centre for European Law and Integration, University of Leicester.

Mark Bell succeeds in making the book easy to read and accessible. The structure of the book is the secret; the chapters are relatively short, each discussing one subject and ending with a conclusion. At the end of the conclusion, the writer introduces the next issue and puts it in perspective, by using the previous chapters. There is no chance that the reader loses the overall structure or idea of the book. Bell writes plainly, clearly and concretely, he takes the reader by the hand.

• Acknowledgements ; List of Abbreviations ; List of Tables ; Table of Cases ; Table of Legislation ; Introduction ; 1. 'Race', Ethnicity, and Racism in Europe ; 2. Racism and Equality ; 3. Mainstreaming Ethnic Equality ; 4. Racism and Anti-Discrimination ; 5. Employment ; 6. Social Inclusion: Education, Health, and Housing ; 7. Immigration and Integration ; 8. Criminal Law ; Conclusions ; Bibliography ; Index

Mark Bell is Professor of Law at the Centre for European Law and Integration, University of Leicester.

Mark Bell succeeds in making the book easy to read and accessible. The structure of the book is the secret; the chapters are relatively short, each discussing one subject and ending with a conclusion. At the end of the conclusion, the writer introduces the next issue and puts it in perspective, by using the previous chapters. There is no chance that the reader loses the overall structure or idea of the book. Bell writes plainly, clearly and concretely, he takes the reader by the hand.

• Acknowledgements ; List of Abbreviations ; List of Tables ; Table of Cases ; Table of Legislation ; Introduction ; 1. 'Race', Ethnicity, and Racism in Europe ; 2. Racism and Equality ; 3. Mainstreaming Ethnic Equality ; 4. Racism and Anti-Discrimination ; 5. Employment ; 6. Social Inclusion: Education, Health, and Housing ; 7. Immigration and Integration ; 8. Criminal Law ; Conclusions ; Bibliography ; Index

Mark Bell is Professor of Law at the Centre for European Law and Integration, University of Leicester.

Mark Bell succeeds in making the book easy to read and accessible. The structure of the book is the secret; the chapters are relatively short, each discussing one subject and ending with a conclusion. At the end of the conclusion, the writer introduces the next issue and puts it in perspective, by using the previous chapters. There is no chance that the reader loses the overall structure or idea of the book. Bell writes plainly, clearly and concretely, he takes the reader by the hand.

• Acknowledgements ; List of Abbreviations ; List of Tables ; Table of Cases ; Table of Legislation ; Introduction ; 1. 'Race', Ethnicity, and Racism in Europe ; 2. Racism and Equality ; 3. Mainstreaming Ethnic Equality ; 4. Racism and Anti-Discrimination ; 5. Employment ; 6. Social Inclusion: Education, Health, and Housing ; 7. Immigration and Integration ; 8. Criminal Law ; Conclusions ; Bibliography ; Index