Race & Class
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Race & Class, April 2005
£3.00 The April 2005 edition of the IRR journal Race & Class features articles on the demonisation of pan-Arab nationalism, the work of Afro-Puerto Rican writer Tony Medina, German debates on cultural identity and integration, the shortcomings of Robert Putnam's research on diversity, the promise of democracy in Eritrea and how the Russian press has covered Africa. -
Race & Class, January 2005
£3.00 Race & Class - the next thirty years, by A. Sivanandan -
Race & Class, October 2004
£3.00 Torture: from Algiers to Abu Ghraib by Neil MacMaster -
The politics of fear: civil society and the security state
£3.00 The 'war on terror', initiated by the US, taken up by its junior partners and promulgated across the globe, is having a seismic impact on the structures and institutions of civil society. In the process, it is remoulding, to an unprecedented degree, the conceptions of peace, liberty and security in western developed societies. -
Race & Class, April 2004
£3.00 Reparations for 'America's Holocaust' by Michael T Martin and Marilyn Yaquinto -
Race & Class, January 2004
£3.00 Community, cohesion and the state, by Jonathan Burnett -
Race & Class, October 2003
£3.00 The mulatta on film: from Hollywood to the Mexican revolution, by Cedric J. Robinson and Luz Maria Cabral -
Black history: the present in the past
£3.00 This special number of the journal Race & Class covers literature, theatre, music, black thinkers and recent debates in the academy and the community crucial to the shaping of black history. -
Race & Class, April 2003
£3.00 90 Inca-Israeli Jews: recruiting for Israel's demographic war, by David Landy -
Race & Class, January 2003
£3.00 Speculative capital in the global age, by Jim Davis -
Race & Class, October 2002
£3.00 The US military in the era of globalisation, by Jerry Harris -
Truth?
£3.00 As, in the wake of September 11, the concept of international justice is hotly debated, the Institute of Race Relations examines exactly how well internal truth commissions have served the struggle for justice.