Unruly strangers? The 2001 urban riots in Britain
Unruly strangers? The 2001 urban riots in Britain
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不守规矩的陌生人？
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2003
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A. Amin
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本文考察了2001年夏天在布拉德福德、奥尔德姆和伯恩利发生的骚乱所引发的地方和公民身份问题，当时亚洲青年走上街头，抗议工人阶级对亚洲人的长期边缘化和歧视。这篇文章总结了引发骚乱的力量，从极右翼和警察的活动，到社区领袖的角色和缺乏经济机会。然而，这一论点的主旨是认为，骚乱应该被解读为英国社会的一部分人成熟地要求被承认为一个多民族和多元文化社会的正式公民，而不仅仅是种族承认的要求。版权联合编辑和布莱克威尔出版社有限公司2003。
This article examines issues of place and citizenship raised by the riots in summer 2001 in Bradford, Oldham and Burnley, when Asian youths took to the street to protest against the long-term marginalization and discrimination of working-class Asians. The article summarizes the forces that triggered the riots, ranging from the activities of the far right and the police to the role of community leaders and the absence of economic opportunity. The thrust of the argument, though, is to argue that the riots should be read in terms of the mature claim of a section of British society for recognition as fully-fledged citizens of a multi-ethnic and multicultural society, rather than as claims of ethnic recognition alone. Copyright Joint Editors and Blackwell Publishers Ltd 2003.