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A debate organised by The Economist and the RSA.
Cherished notions of ethnicity and integration are looking increasingly inadequate. Difference now seems less a question of skin colour and more one of language and culture. Fears of domestic terrorism and pressures on the welfare state have shaken both multi-culturalist and integrationist ideals. In this changed environment, how can we ensure that immigrants build a happy, safe and productive life in Britain? Do we now need to redefine our idea of nationhood?
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Sir Bernard Crick | talks |
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28 October 2004 at 6:30 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour 30 minutes |
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The Royal Museum |
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free |
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Places at this event are free of charge but must be reserved in advance; call 0207 451 6868, email lectures@rsa.org.uk or book online at www.theRSA.org/events |
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