British identity – community cohesion and embracing diversity

The political context of redefining British identity has changed since 1997. “Cool Britannia” was in part an attempt to rebrand Britain’s image abroad and reposition Britain as a modern, creative and hi tech country not the traditional heritage image of beefeaters and ancient buildings. Internally,...

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Glavni avtor: Starkey, Phyllis
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Izdano: Observatoire de la société britannique 2011
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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:osb_608 https://doi.org/10.4000/osb.608 urn:doi:10.4000/osb.608 en https://journals.openedition.org/osb/608 2011-02-01T01:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/irxn All rights reserved British identity – community cohesion and embracing diversity Observatoire de la société britannique Université de Toulon info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1775-4135 info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1957-3383 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/osb Starkey, Phyllis Britishness multiculturalism community cohesion diversity identity social exclusion segregation deprivation The political context of redefining British identity has changed since 1997. “Cool Britannia” was in part an attempt to rebrand Britain’s image abroad and reposition Britain as a modern, creative and hi tech country not the traditional heritage image of beefeaters and ancient buildings. Internally, major legislative change on human rights and equalities validated societal changes that were already occurring and reinforced a changing identity, accepting of diversity. Demographic change, an increased recognition of inequalities linked to ethnicity, and increased inward migration drawn by Britain’s successful economy created a new political context leading to the emphasis on community cohesion, integration and attempts to define “Britishness” in terms of values and norms.
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topic Britishness
multiculturalism
community cohesion
diversity
identity
social exclusion
segregation
deprivation
spellingShingle Britishness
multiculturalism
community cohesion
diversity
identity
social exclusion
segregation
deprivation
Starkey, Phyllis
British identity – community cohesion and embracing diversity
description The political context of redefining British identity has changed since 1997. “Cool Britannia” was in part an attempt to rebrand Britain’s image abroad and reposition Britain as a modern, creative and hi tech country not the traditional heritage image of beefeaters and ancient buildings. Internally, major legislative change on human rights and equalities validated societal changes that were already occurring and reinforced a changing identity, accepting of diversity. Demographic change, an increased recognition of inequalities linked to ethnicity, and increased inward migration drawn by Britain’s successful economy created a new political context leading to the emphasis on community cohesion, integration and attempts to define “Britishness” in terms of values and norms.
author Starkey, Phyllis
author_facet Starkey, Phyllis
author_sort Starkey, Phyllis
title British identity – community cohesion and embracing diversity
title_short British identity – community cohesion and embracing diversity
title_full British identity – community cohesion and embracing diversity
title_fullStr British identity – community cohesion and embracing diversity
title_full_unstemmed British identity – community cohesion and embracing diversity
title_sort british identity – community cohesion and embracing diversity
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