The new countryside? Ethnicity, nation and exclusion in contemporary rural Britain
Published:
22 March 2006
Online ISBN:
9781447303916
Print ISBN:
9781861347961
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Introduction Introduction
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The Rural Anti-Racism Project The Rural Anti-Racism Project
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Building on Jay's evidence base Building on Jay's evidence base
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Working in partnership Working in partnership
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Key successes: raising awareness and building capacity Key successes: raising awareness and building capacity
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Key successes: expanding the agenda and disseminating good practice Key successes: expanding the agenda and disseminating good practice
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Key difficulties: constraints and limitations Key difficulties: constraints and limitations
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Developing Black organisations in rural areas Developing Black organisations in rural areas
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Developing a national forum on rural race equality issues Developing a national forum on rural race equality issues
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Race equality initiatives after Jay Race equality initiatives after Jay
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New urgencies: the increase in racial harassment and violence in rural areas New urgencies: the increase in racial harassment and violence in rural areas
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Defining perpetrators of racial harassment and violence Defining perpetrators of racial harassment and violence
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Victims of racial harassment and violence Victims of racial harassment and violence
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Gypsy and Traveller issues Gypsy and Traveller issues
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Asylum seekers and refuges Asylum seekers and refuges
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Defining rurality Defining rurality
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The Rural Strategy The Rural Strategy
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Notes Notes
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References References
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Chapter
Nine Rethinking rural race equality: Early interventions, continuities and changes
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Pages
217–238
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Published:22 March 2006
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Dhillon, Perminder, 'Rethinking rural race equality: Early interventions, continuities and changes', in Sarah Neal, and Julian Agyeman (eds), The new countryside? Ethnicity, nation and exclusion in contemporary rural Britain (Bristol , 2006; online edn, Policy Press Scholarship Online, 22 Mar. 2012), https://doi.org/10.1332/policypress/9781861347961.003.0010, accessed 13 July 2026.
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This chapter talks about the key successes and challenges of the National Council of Voluntary Organisations' Rural Anti-Racism Project in promoting race equality within the rural voluntary sector. It addresses the gaps left by the project and studies some issues that need to be dealt with.
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