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Race(ing) forward: critical race theory and multiculturalism

Andrew Pilkington

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This introductory chapter introduces the contributions of 11 scholars to two debates pertaining to theorising race and education. The first relates to the utility of critical race theory. The second relates to the place of multiculturalism

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This introductory chapter introduces the contributions of 11 scholars to two debates pertaining to theorising race and education. The first relates to the utility of critical race theory. The second relates to the place of multiculturalism

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This introductory chapter introduces the contributions of 11 scholars to two debates pertaining to theorising race and education. The first relates to the utility of critical race theory. The second relates to the place of multiculturalism

Key concepts: Race (biology), Critical race theory, Multiculturalism, Gender studies, Sociology, Critical theory, Epistemology, Philosophy

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