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- London Bibliography - A list of literary publications and websites that relate to South Asians in London
Politics and Identity
1. J. Eade (1989) The Politics of Community, Aldershot: Ashgate.
2.---- (1991) ‘Bangladeshi community organisation and leadership in Tower Hamlets, East London’
in C. Clarke, C. Peach and S. Vertovec (eds), South Asians Overseas, Cambridge: CUP
3. Dwyer, C. (1993) ‘Constructions of Muslim identity and the contesting of power: the debate over
Muslim schools in the United Kingdom’ in P. Jackson and J. Penrose (eds), Construction of Race,
Place and Nation, London: UCL Press.
4. Centre for Bangladeshi Studies (1994) Routes and Beyond: Voices from educationally successful
Bangladeshis, Roehampton University, London: CBS.
5. C. Neveu (1993) Communauté, nationalité et citoyenneté. De l’autre côté du miroir, les Bangladeshis de
Londres, Paris: Karthala.
6. Gardner, K and Shukur, A. (1994) ‘”I’m Bengali, I’m Asian and I’m living here !” The changing
identity of British Bengalis’ in R. Ballard (ed.), Desh-Pardesh, the South Asian presence in Britain,
London: Hurst Ltd.
7. Eade, J. (1996) ‘Nationalism, Community and the Islamization of Space in London’ in B. Metcalf (ed.),
Making Muslim Space in North America and Europe, Berkeley: University of California Press. -
History
1. C. Booth (1902) Life and Labour of the People in London
2. Gartner, L. (1960) The Jewish Immigrant in England 1870-1914, London: Allen and Unwin.
3. Worpole, K. (1983) ‘Out of the Ghetto: The literature of London’s Jewish East End’ in K. Worpole,
Dockers and Detectives, London: Verso Books.
4. Visram, R. (1986) Ayahs, Lascars and Princes, Pluto Press.
5. Fishman, W. (1988) East End 1888, London: Duckworth.
6. Kershen, A. (1997) ‘Huguenots, Jews and Bangladeshis in Spitalfields and the spirit of capitalism’ in
7. A. Kershen (ed.), London: The Promised Land?, Aldershot: Ashgate.
8. J. Eade (2000) Placing London, London and New York: Berghahn Books. -
Sexuality
1. Brown, G. (1988) ‘The queer spaces of Tower Hamlets: gay men and the regeneration on an East London
borough’, Rising East 2.
2. Desai, P. (1999) Spaces of Identity, Cultures of Conflict: The development of new British Asian masculinities,
Unpublished PhD Thesis, Goldsmiths College, University of London.
3. Brown, G. (2007) ‘Cosmopolitanism by default: (post)gay space in Spitalfields’ in J. Binnie et al. (eds),
Cosmopolitan Urbanism, London and New York: Routledge -
Racism
1. Bethnal Green and Stepney Trades Council (1978) Blood on the Streets
2. Leech, K. (1980) Brick Lane 1978, Birmingham: AFFOR.
3. CRE (1979) Brick Lane and Beyond: An Enquiry into Racial Strife and Violence in Tower Hamlets
4. Husbands, C. (1982) ‘East End racism 1900-80’, The London Journal 8 (1).
5. Cohen, P. (1996) ‘All white on the night? Narratives of nativism on the Isle of Dogs’ in T. Butler and M. Rustin
(eds), Rising in the East, London: Lawrence and Wishart.
6. Rowe, K. (1995) Conflict Resolution at the Community Level: Initiatives and strategies in the London Borough
of Tower Hamlets, University of Bradford BA dissertation.
7. Keith, M. (1995) ‘Making the street visible, placing racial violence in context’, New Community, 21 (4).
Tower Hamlets (1987) Tower Hamlets Health Inquiry Report, London: Tower Hamlets Community Health Council.
8. Murphy, O. (2000) Figures of an Audit of Organisations Working on Racial Harassment in Tower Hamlets,
Tower Hamlets Racial Harassment Consortium. -
Education
1. Tower Hamlets Education and Community Services (1996) The Ethnic Background of Pupils in Tower Hamlets,
LBTH.
2. Sofer, A., L. Klein and J. Porter (1996) ‘Columbia Primary School Tower Hamlets, London’ in National
Commission on Education (ed.), Success Against the Odds, Routledge.
3. Gillborn, D. A. Green and D. Youdell (1996) Underachievement among WhiteSecondary School Students in TowerHamlets, London: Institute of Education
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Oral History
1. Description of the Brick Lane Project
2. British Library Page - Archive Materials Concerning the South Asian Diaspora
3. Eastside Community Heritage -
Literary Publications
1. C. Adams (1987) Across Seven Seas and ThirteenRivers, London: THAP Books
2. Y. Choudhury (1993) The Roots and Tales of Bangladeshi Settlers, Birmingham: Sylhet Social History Group
3. ------- (1995) Sons of the Soil, Birmingham: Sylhet Social History Group.
4. J. Eade, A. Ullah, J. Iqbal and M. Hey (2006) Tales of Three Generations of Bengalis in Britain,
Swadhinata/CRONEM Surrey and Roehampton universities. -
Religion and Secularism
- East London Mosque and London Muslim Centre
- Information relating to Brick Lane Festivals, Restaurants and Art
- Brief History of the Brick Lane Mosque
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Media
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Policy
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Community Perceptions of Forced Marriage, a report by Yunas Samad (Bradford) and John Eade (Roehampton/Surrey) for the Foreign Office and Commonwealth Office
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- Bridging the Gap: The London Olympics 2012 and South Asian-owned Businesses in Brick Lane and Green Street', a report by Sean Carey and Nooruddin Ahmed, Agroni Research, for the Young Foundation
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Culture
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