Race & Class -- Table of Contents (1980, 22 [1])

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: Book reviews
Race & Class 1980 22: i-iii. [PDF]

Horace Campbell: Rastafari: culture of resistance
Race & Class 1980 22: 1-22. [PDF]

Swapo: Namibia: people's resistance, 1670-1970
Race & Class 1980 22: 23-46. [PDF] [References]

Paul Gilroy: Managing the 'underclass' : a further note on the sociology of race relations in Britain
Race & Class 1980 22: 47-62. [PDF]

Richard Lapper and Hazel Johnson: El Salvador: background to the struggle
Race & Class 1980 22: 63-75. [PDF]

: A perspective from the Third World on war and its abolition: An interview with Eqbal Ahmad by Virginia Heiseman, Institute for World Order
Race & Class 1980 22: 77-81. [PDF]

: Anti-racist not multicultural education: IRR statement to the Rampton Committee on Education
Race & Class 1980 22: 81-83. [PDF]

Eqbal Ahmad: Book reviews : The Question of Palestine By EDWARD W. SAID (London, Routledge, 1980). 265pp. £7.50
Race & Class 1980 22: 85-91. [PDF]

Ian Roxborough: Book reviews : Chile 1970-73: economic development and its international setting Edited by S. SIDERI (The Hague, Martinus Nijhoff, 1979). 400pp
Race & Class 1980 22: 91-93. [PDF]

Alec Gordon: Book reviews : Where Monsoons Meet By MUSIMGRAFIK (London, Grassroots Publishers, 1979). 174pp. £1.50
Race & Class 1980 22: 93-94. [PDF]

Gayle Plummer: Book reviews : From Dessalines to Duvalier: race, colour and national independence in Haiti By DAVID NICHOLLS (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1980). 357pp. £17.50
Race & Class 1980 22: 94-96. [PDF]

Cathie Lloyd: Book reviews : Fighting Two Colonialisms: women in Guinea-Bissau By STEPHANIE URDANG (New York and London, Monthly Review, 1979) 320pp. $16.50, £8.95
Race & Class 1980 22: 96-97. [PDF]

Jenny Bourne: Book reviews : Third World Women Speak Out By PERDITA HUSTON (New York, Praeger, 1979), 153pp. Cloth £12.75, paper £3.75 The Domestication of Women: discrimination in developing societies By BARBARA ROGERS (London, Kogan Page, 1980). 200pp. £8.95
Race & Class 1980 22: 98-100. [PDF]

Jacqueline Bhabha: Book reviews : We Will Smash This Prison: Indian women in struggle By GAIL OMVEDT (London, Zed Press, 1980). 189pp. Cloth £8.95, Paper £2.95
Race & Class 1980 22: 100-102. [PDF]

David Lamb: Book reviews : Purari: overpowering Papua New Guinea? By INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTION and PURARI ACTION GROUP (IDA, 73 Little George St, Fitzroy, Victoria 3065, Australia, 1978). 221pp. A$5
Race & Class 1980 22: 102-103. [PDF]

Mohammed Asghar: Book reviews : The Myth of Return: Pakistanis in Britain By MUHAMMAD ANWAR (London, Heinemann, 1979). 278pp. £8.50
Race & Class 1980 22: 103-105. [PDF]

Jenny Mellor: Book reviews : Rules and Racial Equality By EDWIN DORN (New Haven and London, Yale University Press, 1979). 158pp. £8.80
Race & Class 1980 22: 105-106. [PDF]

Hazel Waters: Book reviews : The Negro Churchman: the official organ of the African Orthodox Church Vols. 1-9, New York 1923-31 Introductory essay by R. Newman (New York, Kraus Reprint Co., 1979). 2 Vols. $90.00
Race & Class 1980 22: 106-107. [PDF]

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