Race Relations in Britain Since 1945

HARRY GOULBOURNE is Professor of Sociology at South Bank University, London.

'Harry Goulbourne chronicles race related developments in the UK in a unique style that is refreshingly challenging and relevant for students.' - Sir Herman Ouseley, Commission for Racial Equality '[Goulbourne] offers lucid, succinct overviews of the history of immigration, citizenship and race relations legislation, of minority communities' continuing problems in relation to housing, health, employment, education and the legal system, and of the changing stances of the main political parties and other national institutions towards race relations.' - Stephen Howe, Contemporary British History '...presents a concise and readable perspective on the British section of this...' - Shamit Saggar, Times Higher Education Supplement

• The Problem of a Field of Race RelationsImperial and Post-Industrial BackgroundsThe Political ContextSome Practical Problems of the Multi-Cultural SocietyOutlawing Racial DiscriminationGood Race Relations and the Production of KnowledgeBritish Race Relations in PerspectiveBibliographyIndex.