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The population of Wales is the product of successive waves of immigration. During the industrial revolution many diverse groups were attracted into Wales by the economic opportunities it offered – notably Irish people, black and minority ethnic sailors from many parts of the world, and people from continental Europe. More recently, there has been immigration from the New Commonwealth as well as refugees from wars and oppression in several parts of the world. This volume engages with this experience by offering perspectives from historians, sociologists, cultural analysts and social policy experts. It provides analyses of the changing patterns of immigration and their reception including hostile and violent acts. It also considers the way in which Welsh attitudes to minorities have been shaped in the past through the activity of missionaries in the British Empire, and how these have permeated literary perceptions of Wales.
In the contemporary world, this diverse population has implications for social policy which are explored in a number of contexts, including in rural Wales. The achievements of minorities in sport and in building a multi-racial community in Butetown, for instance, which is now writing its own history, are recognised. The first edition of this book was widely welcomed as the essential work on the topic; over a decade later much has changed and the volume responds with several new chapters and extensive revisions that engage the impact of devolution on policy in Wales.
Foreword
Vaughan Gethin
List of Contributors
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: Race, Nation and Globalization in a devolved Wales
Neil Evans, Paul O’Leary and Charlotte Williams
1.Immigrants and Minorities in Wales, 1840–1990: A Comparative Perspective
Neil Evans
2.Slaughter and Salvation: Welsh Missionary Activity and British Imperialism
Jane Aaron
3.The Other Internationalism? Missionary Activity and Welsh Nonconformist Perceptions of the World in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Aled Jones
4.Apes and Cannibals in Cambria: Literary Representations of the Racial and Gendered Other
Kirsti Bohata
5.Wales and Africa : William Hughes and the Congo Institute
Neil Evans and Ivor Wynne Jones
6.Through the Prism of Ethnic Violence: Riots and Racial Attacks in Wales, 1826–2014
Neil Evans
7.Playing the Game: Sport and Ethnic Minorities in Modern Wales
Neil Evans and Paul O’Leary
8.Changing the Archive: History and Memory as Cultural Politics in Multi-ethnic Wales
Glenn Jordan and Chris Weedon
9.Religious Diversity in Wales
Paul Chambers
10.Extending the parameters of social policy research for a multicultural Wales
Roiyah Saltus and Charlotte Williams
11.Experiencing Rural Wales
Charlotte Williams
12.‘This is the place we are calling home’: Changes in Sanctuary Seeking in Wales
Alida Payson
13.Getting Involved: Public Policy making and Political Life in Wales
Paul Chaney
14.Claiming the National: Nation, National Identity and Ethnic Minorities
Charlotte Williams
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In the contemporary world, this diverse population has implications for social policy which are explored in a number of contexts, including in rural Wales. The achievements of minorities in sport and in building a multi-racial community in Butetown, for instance, which is now writing its own history, are recognised. The first edition of this book was widely welcomed as the essential work on the topic; over a decade later much has changed and the volume responds with several new chapters and extensive revisions that engage the impact of devolution on policy in Wales.
Foreword
Vaughan Gethin
List of Contributors
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: Race, Nation and Globalization in a devolved Wales
Neil Evans, Paul O’Leary and Charlotte Williams
1.Immigrants and Minorities in Wales, 1840–1990: A Comparative Perspective
Neil Evans
2.Slaughter and Salvation: Welsh Missionary Activity and British Imperialism
Jane Aaron
3.The Other Internationalism? Missionary Activity and Welsh Nonconformist Perceptions of the World in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Aled Jones
4.Apes and Cannibals in Cambria: Literary Representations of the Racial and Gendered Other
Kirsti Bohata
5.Wales and Africa : William Hughes and the Congo Institute
Neil Evans and Ivor Wynne Jones
6.Through the Prism of Ethnic Violence: Riots and Racial Attacks in Wales, 1826–2014
Neil Evans
7.Playing the Game: Sport and Ethnic Minorities in Modern Wales
Neil Evans and Paul O’Leary
8.Changing the Archive: History and Memory as Cultural Politics in Multi-ethnic Wales
Glenn Jordan and Chris Weedon
9.Religious Diversity in Wales
Paul Chambers
10.Extending the parameters of social policy research for a multicultural Wales
Roiyah Saltus and Charlotte Williams
11.Experiencing Rural Wales
Charlotte Williams
12.‘This is the place we are calling home’: Changes in Sanctuary Seeking in Wales
Alida Payson
13.Getting Involved: Public Policy making and Political Life in Wales
Paul Chaney
14.Claiming the National: Nation, National Identity and Ethnic Minorities
Charlotte Williams
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Date de parution
15 mars 2015
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EAN13
9781783161898
Langue
English
Poids de l'ouvrage
10 Mo
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5. wàéŝ à Āfîçà: wîîà hûéŝ à é côô ïŝîûé Neî Evans and Ivor Wynne Jones6. tôû é îŝ ôf Éîç vîôéçé: îôŝ à àçîà Āàçŝ î wàéŝ, 1826–2014 Neî Evans7. àî é gàé: sô à Éîç mîôîîéŝ î môé wàéŝ Neî Evans and Pau O’Leary8. càî é Āçîé: hîŝô à méô àŝ cûûà ôîîçŝ î mûî-Éîç wàéŝ Genn Jordan and Chrîs Weedon9. éîîôûŝ dîéŝî î wàéŝ Pau Chambers10. Éxéî é ààééŝ ôf sôçîà ôîç éŝéàç fô à mûîçûûà wàéŝ Roîyah Satus and Charotte Wîîams11. Éxéîéçî ûà wàéŝ Charotte Wîîams12. ‘tîŝ îŝ é àçé é àé çàî ôé’: càéŝ î sàçûà sééî î wàéŝ Aîda Payson13. géî ïôé: ûîç ôîç màî à ôîîçà îfé î wàéŝ Pau Chaney 14. càîî é nàîôà: nàîô, nàîôà ïéî à Éîç mîôîîéŝ Charotte Wîîams
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Vaughan Gethîng AM càîff sôû à éà, nàîôà Āŝŝé fô wàéŝ
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Professor Jane Aaronéàçéŝ wéŝ îî î Éîŝ à é Ûîéŝî ôf sôû wàéŝ. hé ûîçàîôŝ îçûé é ôôàŝPur fe y Dur: Y Gymraes yn Lên Menywod y Bedwaredd Ganrîf ar Bymthegîç ô é Éîŝ (1998), gîfi îzé î 1999,Nîneteenth-Century Women’s Wrîtîng în Waesîç ô é ôà màîàŝ Āà î (2007), 2009, àWesh Gothîcwî ôéŝ, ŝé çô-éîé (2013). é éŝŝà çôéçîôŝOur Sîsters’ Land: The Changîng Identîtîes of Women în Waes (1994),Postcoonîa Waes(2005) àGenderîng Border Studîessé îŝ àŝô (2010). çô-éîô ôf é ŝéîéŝ géé sûîéŝ î wàéŝ à wîéŝ ôf wàéŝ, ô ûîŝé é Ûîéŝî ôf wàéŝ éŝŝ, à éîô ôf hôô éŝŝ’ŝ éî ŝéîéŝ, wéŝ wôé’ŝ càŝŝîçŝ, fô îç ŝé àŝ éîé ié ôûéŝ, é àéŝ ôf îç îŝ Āé àîé’ŝA Wesh Wîtch(2013).
Kirsti Bohataîŝ Āŝŝôçîàé ôféŝŝô ôf Éîŝ à dîéçô ôf cÉw, é céé fô éŝéàç îô é Éîŝ îéàûé à àûàé ôf wàéŝ, à sàŝéà Ûîéŝî. sé îŝ é àûô ôfPostcoonîaîsm Revîsîted: Wrîtîng Waes în Engîsh (2004) à é ôŝ éçé ûîçàîô îŝRedîscoverîng Margîad Evans: Gender, Margînaîty, Iness(2013), çô-éîé î kàîé gàîç.
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