Reviews

‘This book offers a detailed, thought provoking account of discourses of multiculturalism, integration and British identity. The author examines the changing position of the English language in these debates against an international backdrop. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers, including those concerned with the devaluation of foreign languages in schools.’

Professor Bogusia Temple, University of Central Lancashire, UK.

'Christina Julios carefully guides us through the complex and contested terrain of British identity and its relationship to Britain’s minority ethnic communities. She has the gift of making the complex theoretical and policy debates accessible. Given this rare skill and Dr Julios’ ability to span the worlds of academia and policy, it is not surprising that she has produced a book of considerable value to students and academics as well as those working in policy and practice.’

Professor Waqar Ahmad, Middlesex University, UK.