Timetable

The module timetable can be found below:

All lecture slides / recordings, seminar questions, and reading lists, are available on the Moodle pageLink opens in a new window

Week	Lecture Topic	Seminar Topic
1	NO LECTURE OR SEMINAR - ALL 30 CATS OPTION MODULES BEGIN IN WEEK 2
2	Introduction: Concepts and Historical Perspectives	Studying Race, Ethnicity, and Migration
3	Nineteenth-Century Irish Migration	Debates around 'Irish Integration'
4	Jewish Migrants from Eastern Europe	Jewish East London: The ‘Promised Land’?
5	‘Undesirable Immigrants’: The Aliens Act 1905	Immigration Controls and Registration
6	Reading week (no lecture or seminar)
7	1919: Riots, Racism, and Resistance in Imperial Britain	The Road to Seaport Violence
8	National Unity? British Identity in the ‘People’s War’	Britain and the Second World War
9	Postwar Migration and the Empire Windrush	Postwar Migration This seminar will take place in the Modern Records CentreLink opens in a new window
10	The Empire Strikes Back: Commonwealth Migration	Commonwealth Migration
Christmas Vacation
11	The 1958 Nottingham and Notting Hill Racist Riots	Relations with the British Labour Movement
12	A Package Deal? Immigration Controls and Race Relations Acts	Legislating for ‘Good Race Relations’
13	‘Rivers of Blood’: Enoch Powell and British Identity in the 1960s	‘Enoch is Right’? How Representative were Powell’s Views?
14	The National Front and Radical Right	Essay Workshop
15	Anti-Racism, Asian Youth Movements and British Black Power	Anti-Racism, Asian Youth Movements and British Black Power
16	Reading week (no lecture or seminar)
17	Uprisings or ‘Sheer Criminality’? The 1980s ‘Riots’	‘Riots on the Television’: Media Representations of Racial Disturbances
18	Stephen Lawrence and Institutionalised Racism	The Macpherson Report
19	Islamophobia	Islamophobic Violence
20	‘Coming over Here, Taking our Jobs…’: The Media, Race and Immigration	How has Press Coverage of Race and Immigration Changed?
Easter Vacation
21	‘Black Lives Matter everywhere’: Transnational Resistance	'The UK Is Not Innocent'
22	Concluding Session: ‘Britishness’ after Brexit?	Revision Session