Northern Ireland and the crisis of anti-racism : rethinking racism and sectarianism / Chris Gilligan.

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Gilligan, Chris [Author]

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9781526116604

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DA990 .N678 2017

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Subject: Racism and sectarianism makes a sustained critique of official anti-racism. The book, uniquely, uses the case of Northern Ireland to do so. Many of the prominent themes in the UK today - the role of religion in 'race', racism and 'terrorism', community cohesion - have been central to discussions in Northern Ireland for decades. The book sketches out some elements of an emancipatory anti-racism as an alternative.

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Racism and sectarianism makes a sustained critique of official anti-racism. The book, uniquely, uses the case of Northern Ireland to do so. Many of the prominent themes in the UK today - the role of religion in 'race', racism and 'terrorism', community cohesion - have been central to discussions in Northern Ireland for decades. The book sketches out some elements of an emancipatory anti-racism as an alternative.

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