Dedication

pp iii-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

List of illustrations and tables

pp vii-vii

Foreword

pp viii-x

Acknowledgements

pp xi-xi

Notes on contributors

pp xii-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-18

Part One - Notions of nation and national contexts

pp 19-20

one - ‘It goes without saying (well, sometimes)’: racism, Whiteness and identity in Northern Ireland

pp 21-46

two - Place matters: exploring the distinctiveness of racism in rural Wales

pp 47-72

three - ‘Let's keep our heads down and maybe the problem will go away’: experiences of rural minority ethnic households in Scotland

pp 73-98

four - Remaking English ruralities: processes of belonging and becoming, continuity and change in racialised spaces

pp 99-126

Part Two - Ethnicities, exclusions, disruptions

pp 127-128

five - Village People: race, class, nation and the community spirit

pp 129-148

six - New countryside? New country: visible communities in the English national parks

pp 149-172

seven - Visions of England: New Age Travellers and the idea of ethnicity

pp 173-192

eight - Issues of rurality and good practice: Gypsy Traveller pupils in schools

pp 193-216

nine - Rethinking rural race equality: early interventions, continuities and changes

pp 217-238

Afterword

pp 239-248

Index

pp 249-256