Outsiders Inside provides a basis for Irish women's experiences within the range of white and black ethnicities and links cultural constructs of gendered ethnicity and racism to material conditions of everyday life.
Outsiders Inside provides a basis for Irish women's experiences within the range of white and black ethnicities and links cultural constructs of gendered ethnicity and racism to material conditions of everyday life.
Bronwen Walter is Senior Lecturer in Social Geography at Anglia Polytechnic University, Cambridge. She is a leading researcher of the Irish in Britain.
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Introduction 1 Diaspora: key concepts and contexts 2 Outside the Pale: Irish women in the United States of America 3 Inside the Pale: constructions of Irish women's place in Britain 4 Material lives in Britain: geographical contexts of settlement and work 5 Everyday encounters: lived realities of racialisation in post-war Britain 6 Meanings of home: identities and belonging 7 Doubled relationships of displacement and placement: Irish women in Bolton, Conclusion
Introduction 1 Diaspora: key concepts and contexts 2 Outside the Pale: Irish women in the United States of America 3 Inside the Pale: constructions of Irish women's place in Britain 4 Material lives in Britain: geographical contexts of settlement and work 5 Everyday encounters: lived realities of racialisation in post-war Britain 6 Meanings of home: identities and belonging 7 Doubled relationships of displacement and placement: Irish women in Bolton, Conclusion
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