STEVE FENTON is Professor of Sociology in the Sociology Department, University of Bristol, and Deputy Director of the Centre for Ethnicity and Citizenship, University of Bristol. He has mostly researched and published on the topics of ethnicity, ethnic groups and racism. Among his most recent books is Ethnicity: Racism, Class and Culture, (Palgrave 1999), and he has also recently co-edited for Palgrave Ethnicity Gender and Social Change (with Rohit Barot and Harriet Bradley; 2000) and Ethnicity and Economy (with Harriet Bradley; 2002). - STEPHEN MAY is Foundation Professor and Chair of Language and Literacy Education in the School of Education, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand and a Senior Research Fellow in the Centre for the Study of Ethnicity and Citizenship, University of Bristol. He has written widely on ethnicity, nationalism, and multiculturalism, with a particular focus on their implications for language and education.

• Ethnicity, Nation and 'Race': Connections and Disjunctures; S.Fenton & S.May Recognition and National Justice for Québec: A Canadian Conundrum; C.H.Williams Late Arrivals at the Nationalist Games: Romani Mobilisation in the Czech Lands and Slovakia; W.Guy Indigenous Rights and the Politics of Self-Determination: The Case of Aotearoa/New Zealand; S.May Identity Politics and Nationalisms in Colonial India; J.Zavos An Area of Darkness, Still? The Political Evolution of Ethnic Identities in Jammu and Kashmir 1947-2001; V.Hewitt Nationalism in South Asia and its Transnational Impact of the Indian Diaspora in Britain; R.Barot Identitiy in an Ethnically Bifurcated State: Trinidad and Tobago; R.R.Premdas Ethnicity, Malay Nationalism and the Question of Bangsa Malaysia; K.Mariappan Terms of Inclusion: Citizenship and the Shaping of Ethnonational Identities; J.Squires

STEVE FENTON is Professor of Sociology in the Sociology Department, University of Bristol, and Deputy Director of the Centre for Ethnicity and Citizenship, University of Bristol. He has mostly researched and published on the topics of ethnicity, ethnic groups and racism. Among his most recent books is Ethnicity: Racism, Class and Culture, (Palgrave 1999), and he has also recently co-edited for Palgrave Ethnicity Gender and Social Change (with Rohit Barot and Harriet Bradley; 2000) and Ethnicity and Economy (with Harriet Bradley; 2002). - STEPHEN MAY is Foundation Professor and Chair of Language and Literacy Education in the School of Education, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand and a Senior Research Fellow in the Centre for the Study of Ethnicity and Citizenship, University of Bristol. He has written widely on ethnicity, nationalism, and multiculturalism, with a particular focus on their implications for language and education.

• Ethnicity, Nation and 'Race': Connections and Disjunctures; S.Fenton & S.May Recognition and National Justice for Québec: A Canadian Conundrum; C.H.Williams Late Arrivals at the Nationalist Games: Romani Mobilisation in the Czech Lands and Slovakia; W.Guy Indigenous Rights and the Politics of Self-Determination: The Case of Aotearoa/New Zealand; S.May Identity Politics and Nationalisms in Colonial India; J.Zavos An Area of Darkness, Still? The Political Evolution of Ethnic Identities in Jammu and Kashmir 1947-2001; V.Hewitt Nationalism in South Asia and its Transnational Impact of the Indian Diaspora in Britain; R.Barot Identitiy in an Ethnically Bifurcated State: Trinidad and Tobago; R.R.Premdas Ethnicity, Malay Nationalism and the Question of Bangsa Malaysia; K.Mariappan Terms of Inclusion: Citizenship and the Shaping of Ethnonational Identities; J.Squires

STEVE FENTON is Professor of Sociology in the Sociology Department, University of Bristol, and Deputy Director of the Centre for Ethnicity and Citizenship, University of Bristol. He has mostly researched and published on the topics of ethnicity, ethnic groups and racism. Among his most recent books is Ethnicity: Racism, Class and Culture, (Palgrave 1999), and he has also recently co-edited for Palgrave Ethnicity Gender and Social Change (with Rohit Barot and Harriet Bradley; 2000) and Ethnicity and Economy (with Harriet Bradley; 2002). - STEPHEN MAY is Foundation Professor and Chair of Language and Literacy Education in the School of Education, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand and a Senior Research Fellow in the Centre for the Study of Ethnicity and Citizenship, University of Bristol. He has written widely on ethnicity, nationalism, and multiculturalism, with a particular focus on their implications for language and education.

• Ethnicity, Nation and 'Race': Connections and Disjunctures; S.Fenton & S.May Recognition and National Justice for Québec: A Canadian Conundrum; C.H.Williams Late Arrivals at the Nationalist Games: Romani Mobilisation in the Czech Lands and Slovakia; W.Guy Indigenous Rights and the Politics of Self-Determination: The Case of Aotearoa/New Zealand; S.May Identity Politics and Nationalisms in Colonial India; J.Zavos An Area of Darkness, Still? The Political Evolution of Ethnic Identities in Jammu and Kashmir 1947-2001; V.Hewitt Nationalism in South Asia and its Transnational Impact of the Indian Diaspora in Britain; R.Barot Identitiy in an Ethnically Bifurcated State: Trinidad and Tobago; R.R.Premdas Ethnicity, Malay Nationalism and the Question of Bangsa Malaysia; K.Mariappan Terms of Inclusion: Citizenship and the Shaping of Ethnonational Identities; J.Squires