‘One Scotland. Many Cultures’: The Views of Young People from White Ethnic Backgrounds on Multiculturalism in Scotland

Abstract

Nicola Ross is a Research Associate in the School of Social Sciences at Cardiff University. Malcolm Hilt is a Research Professor at the University ofStrathclyde, and Anita Shelton was a Community Regeneration Officer with the Glasgow Anti Racist Alliance. This article reports findings from research conducted on 'White children's perspectives on inter-ethnic relations following the move from primary to secondary school funded by the Glasgow Anti Racist Alliance. The research was conducted through various schools and community groups in Glasgow during 2005. The authors are grateful to all those who assisted with the study for their generous support, the young people who shared their experiences, the staff in schools and community groups involved, and the Glasgow Anti Racist Alliance forfunding this research.

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