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Contents | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Introduction | |
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Background and development | |
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Method | |
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The sample | |
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Terms of engagement | |
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Interpretation | |
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Structure of the book | |
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Community Cohesion: its development and limitations | |
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Introduction | |
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Community Cohesion: putting its initial emergence into the historical context of British ethnic relations | |
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The 1981 'riots' and the Scarman Report | |
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Post-Scarman and 'the enemy within' | |
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The 'Rushdie Affair' and the emergence of a Muslim political identity | |
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Muslim difference and British identity and values | |
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The murder of Stephen Lawrence and the Macpherson Report | |
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Social cohesion in the context of wider Labour Party policy | |
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RED, SID and MUD: competing underlying discourses | |
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Social capital: the elixir of social cohesion | |
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Emergence of Community Cohesion and its linkage to 'self-segregation' | |
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Community cohesion and its ideological baggage | |
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The prevention of violent extremism | |
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Introduction | |
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Emergence of British counter-terrorist policy post the London bombings | |
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Construction of Prevent and its focus on Islam | |
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Muslims, the media and terrorism | |
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Media and representing diversity | |
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Media and counter-terrorism | |
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Counter-terrorism in the wider context of securitisation | |
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Prevent and human rights | |
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Conclusion | |
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Anti-Muslimism | |
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Introduction | |
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Anti-Muslimism defined and revealed | |
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Deconstructing Islamophobia | |
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Examining the dynamics of anti-Muslimism | |
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Theorising the dynamics of anti-Muslimism: Werbner (2005) | |
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Theorising the dynamics of anti-Muslimism: contemporary social psychological insights | |
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Conclusion | |
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The experience of managing Community Cohesion and Prevent | |
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Introduction | |
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Managing Community Cohesion and Prevent: the organisational response | |
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The local state and central government | |
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Policy overload and local discretion | |
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Prevent as politically problematic, and its implications for the implementation of community cohesion | |
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The intersection of Prevent and Community Cohesion | |
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Funding | |
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The 'usual suspects' | |
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Prevent as morally problematic to local authority staff | |
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Specific experience of Muslim staff members | |
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Communities, identities, governance | |
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Community perceptions | |
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Muslim communities | |
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Non-Muslim communities | |
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Myth busting | |
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Interference from other government policies | |
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Community Cohesion, Prevent and inequality | |
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Conclusion | |
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Conclusion | |
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Introduction | |
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Implications of the data on the implementation of Community Cohesion and Prevent | |
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Organisational context and response | |
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The political impact of Prevent | |
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Managing Community Cohesion and Prevent | |
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The experience of local authority personnel | |
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Communities, identities and governance | |
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Symptoms and causes: the marginalisation of inequality | |
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Making explicit a theoretical framework for Community Cohesion and counter-terrorism | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index of subjects | |
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Index of authors | |