‘Am I Less British?’: Racism, Belonging, and the Children of Refugees and Immigrants in North London (FRINGE)
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‘Am I Less British?’: Racism, Belonging, and the Children of Refugees and Immigrants in North London (FRINGE)

by Dogus Simsek

Sociology Race Relations immigration studies
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Focusing on the children of refugees and immigrants in North London, this book explores racism, belonging, and identity in the context of British society. It offers a focused study for readers interested in migration, social experience, and the ways belonging is understood across generations.

About This Book

This book examines racism and belonging among the children of refugees and immigrants in North London.

It focuses on experiences connected to migration, identity, and life in British society.

The study considers how children of refugees and immigrants understand their place within Britain.

Its subject matter will interest readers exploring racism, migration, belonging, and contemporary social life.

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