Race & Class -- Table of Contents (1989, 31 [1])

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Hazel Waters: Introduction
Race & Class 1989 31: i-ii. [PDF]

Tim Brennan: Cosmopolitans and celebrities
Race & Class 1989 31: 1-19. [PDF] [References]

S.P. Mohanty: Kipling's children and the colour line
Race & Class 1989 31: 21-40. [PDF] [References]

Bill Rolston: Mothers, whores and villains: images of women in novels of the Northern Ireland conflict
Race & Class 1989 31: 41-57. [PDF] [References]

Imogen Forster: Nature's outcast child: black people in children's books
Race & Class 1989 31: 59-77. [PDF]

Busi Chaane: Namibia 1: the British press
Race & Class 1989 31: 79-83. [Abstract] [PDF]

Namibian Press Agency (NAMPA): Namibia 2: reign of terror
Race & Class 1989 31: 83-86. [PDF]

Frances Webber: Book reviews : Across seven seas and thirteen rivers: life stories of pioneer Sylhetti settlers in Britain Compiled and edited by CAROLINE ADAMS (London, Tower Hamlets Arts Project, 1988). 230pp. £4.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 87-88. [PDF]

Hazel Waters: Book reviews : Rider Haggard and the fiction of empire: a critical study of British imperial fiction By WENDY R. KATZ (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1988). 171pp.£22.50
Race & Class 1989 31: 89-90. [PDF]

Ronnie Moodley: Book reviews : And bid him sing: essays in literature and cultural domination By VERNON FEBRUARY (London, Kegan Paul International, 1988). 211pp. £30
Race & Class 1989 31: 90-92. [PDF]

John Schofield: Book reviews : Different Faces: growing up with books in a multicultural society By WINIFRED WHITEHEAD (London, Pluto Press, 1988). 277pp. £6.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 92-93. [PDF]

Chris Searle: Book reviews : Before They Can Speak of Flowers: word rhythms By ELEAN THOMAS (London, Karia Press, 1988). 123pp. £4.50
Race & Class 1989 31: 94-95. [PDF]

Busi Chaane: Book reviews : Assata: an autobiography By ASSATA SHAKUR (London, Zed Press, 1988). 288pp. f7.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 95-96. [PDF]

Gertrude Elias: Book reviews : The Making of the African Diaspora in the Americas: 1441-1900 By VINCENT BAKPETU THOMPSON (London, Longmans, 1987). 465pp.£16.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 96-98. [PDF]

Liz Fekete: Book reviews : The People's Remedy: the struggle for health care in El Salvador's war of liberation By FRANCISCO METZI (New York, Monthly Review Press, 1988). 200pp
Race & Class 1989 31: 98-100. [PDF]

Danny Reilly: Book reviews : The Other Face of Terror: inside Europe's neo-nazi network By RAY HILL with ANDREW BELL (London, Grafton Books, 1988). 315pp.£3.50
Race & Class 1989 31: 100-101. [PDF]

John Newsinger: Book reviews : The Star Raft By PHILIP SNOW (London, Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1988). 250pp. £14.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 101-103. [PDF]

Mary Ellison: Book reviews : Black Africans and Native Americans: color, race and caste in the evolution of red-black peoples By JACK D. FORBES (Oxford, Basil Blackwell, 1988). 345pp. £35
Race & Class 1989 31: 103-104. [PDF]

Paul Grant: Book reviews : Struggle in Babylon: racism in the cities and churches of Britain By KENNETH LEECH (London, Sheldon Press, 1988). 270pp. £6.95
Race & Class 1989 31: 104-105. [PDF]

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