Thinking Identities

Focusing on the interplay of various ethnic groups—Welsh, Irish, Jewish, Arab, White, African, and Indian—this book critiques traditional explanations in the study of racism and ethnicity. It challenges the black-white model of racism, highlights the often overlooked issue of anti-Semitism, and calls for an examination of ethnic majorities and whiteness. By integrating both established and contemporary theories, it addresses pressing questions about the reconfiguration of identity within the United Kingdom.