This book identifies a central feature of British political life: the ability to justify racially discriminatory behaviour without recourse to explicit racist language.
This book identifies a central feature of British political life: the ability to justify racially discriminatory behaviour without recourse to explicit racist language.
List of figures and tables Acknowledgements Objectivity Introduction 1. The meaning of 'racism': its limitations when applied to the study of discourse dealing with race relations 2. The meaning of 'ideology' and its relationship to discourse 3. The economic foundations of racial division 4. The state, levels of political articulation, and the discourse of the Conservative and Labour parties 5. British political values and race relations 6. The nature of discursive deracialisation 7. Deracialised justification: a case study (an analysis of parliamentary debates on immigration) 8. Conclusion: ideology and British race relations Appendices Bibliography and references Indexes.
List of figures and tables Acknowledgements Objectivity Introduction 1. The meaning of 'racism': its limitations when applied to the study of discourse dealing with race relations 2. The meaning of 'ideology' and its relationship to discourse 3. The economic foundations of racial division 4. The state, levels of political articulation, and the discourse of the Conservative and Labour parties 5. British political values and race relations 6. The nature of discursive deracialisation 7. Deracialised justification: a case study (an analysis of parliamentary debates on immigration) 8. Conclusion: ideology and British race relations Appendices Bibliography and references Indexes.
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