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      Race, social cohesion and the changing politics of citizenship

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      London Review of Education
      Informa UK Limited

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          The relationship between race, social cohesion and citizenship has become an important issue in recent political and policy debates. In this paper these questions are explored in the context of the changing forms of ethnic minority political engagement and participation that have evolved in the past two decades. We suggest that there are growing tensions in policy debates about the boundaries and limits of multicultural policies, particularly focused around the issue of social cohesion.

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              Journal
              London Review of Education
              London Review of Education
              Informa UK Limited
              1474-8460
              1474-8479
              November 2004
              November 2004
              : 2
              : 3
              : 187-195
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              10.1080/1474846042000302825
              e36e3333-9609-474c-82a8-094bec5aa829
              © 2004
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