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When racism stopped being normal, but no one noticed: generational value change

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Dorling, D. (2019). When racism stopped being normal, but no one noticed: generational value change. In P. Cowley & R. Ford (Eds.), More Sex, Lies, and the Ballot Box (pp. 177–181). Biteback Publishing.

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Dorling, D. “When Racism Stopped Being Normal, but No One Noticed: Generational Value Change.” More Sex, Lies, and the Ballot Box, edited by P Cowley and R Ford, Biteback Publishing, 2019, pp. 177–81.

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Dorling, D. 2019. “When Racism Stopped Being Normal, but No One Noticed: Generational Value Change.” In More Sex, Lies, and the Ballot Box, edited by P Cowley and R Ford, 177–81. Biteback Publishing.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: SSD
Department:: SOGE
Sub department:: Geography
Oxford college:: St Peter's College
Role:: Author

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Role:: Editor

Publisher:: Biteback Publishing
Host title:: More Sex, Lies, and the Ballot Box
Pages:: 177-181
Publication date:: 2019-08-05
ISBN:: 9781849547550

Pubs id:: pubs:1080099
UUID:: uuid:5ab0c2c7-d761-409a-89f9-82123c2f9261
Local pid:: pubs:1080099
Source identifiers:: 1080099
Deposit date:: 2019-12-28

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