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Introduction

Abstract

This summarises the nature of the book and what makes it unique, and outlines its main argument. It explains that the book serves as a critique of the cultural turn and of identity politics, and a call for a return to more materialist understandings as a basis for addressing socio-economic inequality. It looks at ideas about racialisation, and includes an explanation of the book’s use of key terms, including ‘working class’.

Abstract

This summarises the nature of the book and what makes it unique, and outlines its main argument. It explains that the book serves as a critique of the cultural turn and of identity politics, and a call for a return to more materialist understandings as a basis for addressing socio-economic inequality. It looks at ideas about racialisation, and includes an explanation of the book’s use of key terms, including ‘working class’.

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Front matter i
  2. Contents v
  3. List of figures vii
  4. Preface and acknowledgements ix
  5. Introduction 1
  6. 1 Sailors, students and settlers 6
  7. 2 Desher Dak – ‘The Call of the Homeland’ 32
  8. 3 Joi Bangla! – 1971 57
  9. 4 British Bangladeshis 79
  10. 5 Socialism on stony ground 92
  11. 6 Black radicalism and separate organisation 115
  12. 7 Bengalis in the council chamber 147
  13. 8 Mobilisation through Islam 175
  14. 9 The Respect experiment 215
  15. 10 Diverging paths 240
  16. Bibliography 263
  17. Index 277
Class, ethnicity and religion in the Bengali East End
Ein Kapitel aus dem Buch Class, ethnicity and religion in the Bengali East End
https://doi.org/10.7765/9781847799593.00005

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Front matter i
  2. Contents v
  3. List of figures vii
  4. Preface and acknowledgements ix
  5. Introduction 1
  6. 1 Sailors, students and settlers 6
  7. 2 Desher Dak – ‘The Call of the Homeland’ 32
  8. 3 Joi Bangla! – 1971 57
  9. 4 British Bangladeshis 79
  10. 5 Socialism on stony ground 92
  11. 6 Black radicalism and separate organisation 115
  12. 7 Bengalis in the council chamber 147
  13. 8 Mobilisation through Islam 175
  14. 9 The Respect experiment 215
  15. 10 Diverging paths 240
  16. Bibliography 263
  17. Index 277
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