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Responding to racism in Ireland / edited by Fintan Farrell and Philip Watt.

Contributor(s): Farrell, Fintan | Watt, Philip.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Dublin, Ireland : Veritas, 2001Description: 191 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. + pbk.ISBN: 1853905038.Subject(s): Racism -- Ireland | Ireland -- Race relationsDDC classification: 305.8009415
Contents:
Part one: Overview -- Responding to racism in Ireland: an overview / Fintan Farrell and Philip Watt -- Part two: The context -- From experiences to analysis / Tania Kaur McFarland, Martin Collins, Jean Pierre Eyanga, Rose Tuelo Brock -- Immigration policy in Ireland / Piaras Mac Einri -- Women and racism / Anastasia Crickley -- Health and racism: a traveller perspective / Ronnie Fay -- Intercultural education and the school ethos / Donal O'Loingsigh -- Part three: Responding to racism -- The media and racism / Nuala Haughey -- Racism, poverty and community development / Hugh Frazer -- The potential of public awareness programmes / Kensika Monshengwo -- The role of churches / Fr Donal O'Mahony -- Legal and institutional responses / Niall Crowley.
Holdings
Item type Current library Call number Copy number Status Barcode
General lending MTU Bishopstown Library Lending 305.8009415 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00079702
General lending MTU Bishopstown Library Lending 305.8009415 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00079723
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Responding to Racism in Ireland presents a radical challenge to recent debates on racism in Ireland. Comprising chapters by members of the media, academia, the non-governmental sector and the statutory sector, as well as the individual activists, this timely publication represents the complex make-up of the movement to address racism in Ireland. The denial of racism continues to persist. A number of myths have gained common currency, but which are effectively challenged in this publication. Relentless in challenging misperceptions about racism in Ireland, Responding to Racism in Ireland details the reality. It is vital reading for those involved in the anti-racism movement, as well as everyone interested in working towards an intercultural society.

Includes bibliographical references.

Part one: Overview -- Responding to racism in Ireland: an overview / Fintan Farrell and Philip Watt -- Part two: The context -- From experiences to analysis / Tania Kaur McFarland, Martin Collins, Jean Pierre Eyanga, Rose Tuelo Brock -- Immigration policy in Ireland / Piaras Mac Einri -- Women and racism / Anastasia Crickley -- Health and racism: a traveller perspective / Ronnie Fay -- Intercultural education and the school ethos / Donal O'Loingsigh -- Part three: Responding to racism -- The media and racism / Nuala Haughey -- Racism, poverty and community development / Hugh Frazer -- The potential of public awareness programmes / Kensika Monshengwo -- The role of churches / Fr Donal O'Mahony -- Legal and institutional responses / Niall Crowley.