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Immigration and Race Relations: Sociological Theory and John Rex |
Tahir Abbas and Frank Reeves
I.B. Tauris
Immigration and Race Relations: Sociological Theory and John Rex
Chapter 7.  The Politicisation of Immigration
Authors

Tomas Hammar

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1667471719485_9009935

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Pages

99–110

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Front matter
Contributors
viii–viii
Acknowledgements
ix–x
Introduction
Full Text Access; Frank Reeves; Tahir Abbas
xi–xviii
Part I.  John Rex’s Life, Ideas and Contribution to Sociology
Chapter 1.  The Place of Theory: John Rex’s Contribution to the Sociological Study of Ethnicity and ‘Race’
Richard Jenkins
3–12
Chapter 2.  John Rex: Some Reflections :  An Interview with Kampta Karran
13–30
Chapter 3.  Race, Class and Ethnicity: A Mexican Perspective on the Sociology of John Rex :  Laura Velasco and Oscar Contreras
31–44
Part II.  Key Problems in Sociological Theory: Exploring the Implications of John Rex’s Neo-Weberianism
Chapter 4.  The Place of Values in the Study of Ethnicity and ‘Race’: Reflections on the Contribution of John Rex
Martin Bulmer
47–60
Chapter 5.  The Long March with a Key Problem: Can Explanation and Understanding Be Linked?
Margaret Archer
61–76
Part III.  Commemorating John Rex’s Contribution to Social Policy: Immigration and Racial Inequality
Chapter 6.  Child Deprivation: Minorities Ten Years On
Robert Moore
79–98
Chapter 7.  The Politicisation of Immigration
Tomas Hammar
99–110
Chapter 8.  ‘Race Relations’: The Problem with the Wrong Name
Stephen Steinberg
111–118
Part IV.  Race Relations in the City: Revisiting John Rex’s Local Studies of Race Relations in Birmingham
Chapter 9.  Sparkbrook, Housing Classes & the Market Situation: Forty Years On
Tahir Abbas
121–134
Chapter 10.  Exposing The Urban Systems Driving Ethnic Integration and Conflict: Our Debt to John Rex
Frank Reeves
135–158
Chapter 11.  Race and Education in Birmingham: Then and Now
Sally Tomlinson
159–174
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