A Tolerant Nation? Exploring Ethnic Diversity in Wales

Neil Evans · Paul O’Leary

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Historical Studies of British Isles Migration, Refugees, and Integration Cultural History and Identity Formation

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Part One: Imperial Wales 1 A Tolerant Nation? Neil Evans 2 Apes and Cannibals - Literary Representations of the Racial Other Kirsti Bohata 3 Slaughter and Salvation: Welsh Missionary activity and British Imperialism. Jane Aaron 4 Bringing the Missionary back home: The impact of Welsh Missionary Activity in India on Wales 1880 - 1947 Aled G. Jones 5 Africans in Wales: The story of the Congo Institute Ivor Wynne Jones 6 A Turbulent decade: Molesting Minorities, 1910 -1920 Neil Evans 7 Other stories, other contributions Neil Evans, Paul O'Leary Part Two: Contemporary Wales and Multiculturalism 8 Ethnic Minorities in Contemporary Wales - a demographic profile Charlotte Williams 9 Rural Racism Vaughan Robinson 10 Tackling Equality Charlotte Williams 11 Refugees/Asylum Seekers in Wales Vaughan Robinson 12 Getting Involved: Civic and Political Life in Wales Paul Chaney, Charlotte Williams 13 Claiming the National - nation and identity in contemporary Wales Charlotte Williams

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