Made in Bradford

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M. Y. Alam
Route, 2006 - Social Science - 224 pages
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This text contains interviews with British Pakistani Muslim men talking about issues such as forced marriage, drugs and criminality, employment, racism, political representation, the fall out from the London bombings, faith and freedom, along with the notion of home and belonging.

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TitleMade in Bradford
EditorM. Y. Alam
Compiled byM. Y. Alam
PublisherRoute, 2006
Original fromthe University of California
Digitized23 Jun 2009
ISBN1901927326, 9781901927320
Length224 pages
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Social Science / Violence in Society
  
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