Getting into local power
the politics of ethnic minorities in British and French cities
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Word Count
66,500 words, Guess
Page Count
266 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3394696M
- ISBN-139781405126977
- ISBN-101405126973
- OCLC Control Number58050502
- OCLC Control Numbergettingintolocal00garb_355
and 1 more
- Library of Congress Control Number2005005880
Classifications
- DDC323.141/09173/2
- LCCJS4975 .G37 2005
Subjects
Topics
MinoritiesCase studiesLocal electionsEthnic relationsPolitical aspectsElections, franceMinorities, europePolitical activityPolitics and governmentElections, great britainFrance, ethnic relationsMinorities, great britainGreat britain, ethnic relationsFrance, politics and governmentGreat britain, politics and governmentLille (France) -- Politics and governmentLocal elections -- France -- Case studiesRoubaix (France) -- Politics and governmentBirmingham (Eng.) -- Politics and governmentLocal elections -- Great Britain -- Case studiesMinorities -- France -- Political activity -- Case studiesFrance -- Ethnic relations -- Political aspects -- Case studiesMinorities -- Great Britain -- Political activity -- Case studiesGreat Britain -- Ethnic relations -- Political aspects -- Case studies
Places
Genres
- Case studies.
Series Statement
- Studies in urban and social change
Other Editions
- Getting into local power: the politics of ethnic minorities in British and French cities
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