New Geographies of Race and Racism

Dr Claire Dwyer is a Senior Lecturer and Dr Caroline Bressey is a Lecturer, both in the Department of Geography, University College London, UK

1: Introduction; Part 1: Racing Histories and Geographies; 2: Whiteness and the West; 3: It's Only Political Correctness – Race and Racism in British History; 4: Belonging in Britain – Father's Hands; 5: On the Significance of Being White; Part 2: Race, Place and Politics; 6: East End Bengalis and the Labour Party – the End of a Long Relationship?; 7: Integration and the Politics of Visibility and Invisibility in Britain; 8: One Scotland, Many Cultures; 9: Politics, Race and Nation; 10: Managing ‘Race' in a Divided Society; 11: Race and Immigration in Contemporary Ireland; 12: The ‘New Geography' of Ethnicity in England and Wales?; 13: The Problem with Segregation; 14: After the Cosmopolitan? New Geographies of Race and Racism; Part 3: Race, Space and ‘Everyday' Geographies; 15: The Precarious and Contradictory Moments of Existence for an Emergent British Asian Gay Culture; 16: Encountering South Asian Masculinity through the Event; 17: Everyday Multiculture and the Emergence of Race; 18: Everyday Geographies of Marginality and Encounter in the Multicultural City; 19: Young People's Geographies of Racism and Anti-racism; 20: Investigations into Diasporic ‘Cosmopolitanism'; 21: Afterword