This book gives us a detailed examination of the official documents--and of the historical origins--of racist violence in Britain. The author also employs the findings of this examination, as presented alongside an in-depth case study of racial attacks and police responses in East London, to ponder the question of why the ideas and language of white supremacy and racial exclusion direct violence at "non-white" individuals, and why police response is so routinely ineffectual. This volume reveals many insights into racist Britain that will be of interest to both academics in this area and those…mehr
This book gives us a detailed examination of the official documents--and of the historical origins--of racist violence in Britain. The author also employs the findings of this examination, as presented alongside an in-depth case study of racial attacks and police responses in East London, to ponder the question of why the ideas and language of white supremacy and racial exclusion direct violence at "non-white" individuals, and why police response is so routinely ineffectual. This volume reveals many insights into racist Britain that will be of interest to both academics in this area and those professionals who routinely deal with, or answer for, the acts and consequences of racism.
Benjamin Bowling is a lecturer in Law at King's College London. He gained his doctorate from the London School of Economics whilst working as a senior research fellow in the Home Office. He was then a visiting professor at John Jay College, City University of New York.
Inhaltsangabe
* Preface * General Editor's Foreword * Part I: Context, Concepts and Method * 1: The Emergence of Violent Racism as a Public Issue * 2: Violent Racism and Policy Formulation (1981-1984) * 3: The Evolution of the Multi-agency Approach to Violent Racism * 4: Violence, Racism and Crime Surveys: Capturing the process of victimisation * Part II: Racism, Violence and Policing in North Plaistow: an empirical study * 5: Racism and Victimization * 6: Policing Violent Racism in * 7: Conclusions * Epilogue * Appendices
* Preface * General Editor's Foreword * Part I: Context, Concepts and Method * 1: The Emergence of Violent Racism as a Public Issue * 2: Violent Racism and Policy Formulation (1981-1984) * 3: The Evolution of the Multi-agency Approach to Violent Racism * 4: Violence, Racism and Crime Surveys: Capturing the process of victimisation * Part II: Racism, Violence and Policing in North Plaistow: an empirical study * 5: Racism and Victimization * 6: Policing Violent Racism in * 7: Conclusions * Epilogue * Appendices
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