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The Construction of British ‘Asian’ Criminality
International Journal of the Sociology of Law, 1997L'A. porte son attention sur la criminalite au sein de la communaute asiatique en Grande-Bretagne et plus particulierement sur les discours concernant ce phenomene. Il envisage et compare les discours publics et le discours des criminologues, dans ce pays, en ce qui concerne le lien unissant race, crime et jeunesse.
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Asian Networks and the British Isles
2009Thomas Stamford Raffles returned to Britain in 1824. A shipwreck on the way home destroyed all his papers, yet this did not hinder his further contribution to the production of knowledge on Asia in the metropolis. He became a founding member of the zoological society and one of the presidents of the language institution which George Staunton and Robert
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Writing othered Asian British skins: Interrogating racism in fictional Asian British communities
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Race and Antiracism in Black British and British Asian Literature
2010Race and Antiracism in Black British and British Asian Literature offers the first extended exploration of the cultural impact of the politics of race and antiracism in Britain through focussing on a selection of recent novels by black British and British Asian writers.
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Parading British-Asian Identities
2005The article looks into the question of representaion of minority cultures in contemporary Britain by focusing on selected cultural and literary production of British Asian writers who in their writings foreground the lack of visibility of minorities, while at the same time challenge stereotypical and all too limited representations of British Asians.
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British Black and Asian Poetry
This book examines a wide sweep of prominent Black and Asian British poets, from Linton Kwesi Johnson and Jean 'Binta' Breeze through David Dabydeen, Bernardine Evaristo, and Jason Allen-Paisant. Throughout, Omaar Hena demonstrates how these poets engage with urgent crises surrounding race and social inequality over the past fifty years, spanning ...openaire +1 more source