Race & Class -- Table of Contents (October 1997, 39 [2])

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Suvendrini Perera and Joseph Pugliese: 'Racial suicide': the re-licensing of racism in Australia
Race & Class 1997 39: 1-19. [PDF]

Christopher I. Clement: Returning Aristide: the contradictions of US foreign policy in Haiti
Race & Class 1997 39: 21-36. [PDF] [References]

Ian Boxill: Fiji: the limits of ethnic political mobilisation
Race & Class 1997 39: 37-49. [PDF]

Laura Chrisman: Journeying to death: Gilroy's Black Atlantic
Race & Class 1997 39: 51-64. [PDF]

Peter Poynton: Mexico: Indigenous uprisings: never more a Mexico without us!
Race & Class 1997 39: 65-73. [Abstract] [PDF]

E.G. Vallianatos: Us: The death of nature in the splendour of spring in Virginia
Race & Class 1997 39: 74-79. [PDF]

Kofi Buenor Hadjor: Book reviews : Black Movements in America By Cedric J. Robinson (New York and London, Routledge, 1997). 179pp. £ 13.99
Race & Class 1997 39: 81-82. [PDF]

Hazel Waters: Book reviews : Inventing the American Primitive: politics, gender and the representation of Native American literary traditions, 1789-1936 By HELEN CARR (Cork, Cork University Press, 1996). 286pp. £27.95
Race & Class 1997 39: 83-85. [PDF]

Chris Searle: Book reviews : Small Hours of the Night: selected poems of Roque Dalton (Willimantic, Curbstone Press, 1997). 205pp. $14.95
Race & Class 1997 39: 85-87. [PDF]

Paul Gordon: Book reviews : The Very Bastards of Creation: Scottish international radicalism 1707-1995 - a biographical study By James D. Young (Glasgow, Clydeside Press, 1996). 338pp. £9.95
Race & Class 1997 39: 87-89. [PDF]

Shelley Walia: Book reviews : Our Bones are Scattered: the Cawnpore Massacres and the Indian Mutiny of 1857 By Andrew Ward (London, John Murray, 1996). 736pp. £25
Race & Class 1997 39: 89-92. [PDF]

Lawrence Phillips: Book reviews : Gothic Images of Race in Nineteenth-Century Britain By H.L. Malchow (Stanford, Stanford University Press, 1996). 335pp. £35
Race & Class 1997 39: 93-95. [PDF]

Barbara Harlow: Book reviews : Every Secret Thing: my family, my country By Gillian Slovo (London, Little, Brown and Co., 1997). 282pp. £16.99
Race & Class 1997 39: 95-98. [PDF]

Louis Kushnick: Book reviews : Race, Poverty and American Cities Edited by John Charles Bolger and Judith Welch Wegner (Chapel Hill and London, University of North Carolina Press, 1996). 602pp. $59.95
Race & Class 1997 39: 98-100. [PDF]

Julian Samuel: Book reviews : The Fact of Blackness: Frantz Fanon and visual representation Edited by Alan Read (London, Institute of Contemporary Arts, and Seattle, Bay Press, 1996). 211 pp. $18.95
Race & Class 1997 39: 101-104. [PDF]

Lorna Chessum: Book reviews : British Immigration Policy Since 1939: the making of multi-racial Britain By Ian R.G. Spencer (London, Routledge, 1997). 207pp. £14.99
Race & Class 1997 39: 104-105. [PDF]

Murad Banaji: Book reviews : The French Melting Pot: immigration, citizenship, and national identity By Gerard Noiriel (Minneapolis and London, University of Minnesota Press, 1996). 326pp. £16.95
Race & Class 1997 39: 105-110. [PDF]

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