num_pages: 416
description: In this lucid and challenging work, Paul Gilroy's incisive understanding of history and refreshingly accurate grasp of the power and influence of technology, global commercialism and contemporary urban culture points to a revolutionary new way of thinking about what used to be called anti-racism. 'This fierce kick at complacency will give everyone a bruise to rub' - The Times 'In the process of trying to shrug off the idea of race, we have to analyse it all over again. There is huge scope for confusion. Paul Gilroy has risen to this confusion. He is inspired and energetic.' - The Evening Standard 'It is refreshing to read a book which brings together so many different cultural histories' - The Independent
language: English
title: Between Camps: Nations, Cultures And the Allure of Race
publisher: Penguin