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Introduction Jennifer Craig-Norton, Christhard Hoffmann and Tony Kushner Section 1: Migration Historiographies - Britain and Beyond 1. The History of Global Migrations after 1800: New and Old Paradigms Tobias Brinkmann 2. Class vs Ethnicity: Concepts of Migrant Histiographies in Britain and (West) Germany, 1970s-1990s Christhard Hoffmann 3. Uncovering Traditions of Intolerance: The Early Years of Immigrants and Minorities and the 'Sheffield School' Ken Lunn 4. Colin Holmes and the Development of Migrant and Anti-Migrant Histiography Tony Kushner Section 2: Places and Spaces 5. From Profitable Stranger to the Bangladeshis of Banglatown: An Exploration of the Histiography of Immigrants in the East End of London Anne Kershen 6. The Chinese in Britain Anne Witchard 7. The Uniqueness of London Panikos Panayi 8. Spaces of Black History Caroline Bressey Section 3: Community versus History 9. Academic Duty and Communal Obligations Revisited Geoffrey Alderman 10. Weaving Italian Experience into the British Immigrantion Narrative Wendy Ugolini 11. Subject, Citizen and Refugee: The Making and Re-Making of Britain's East African Asians Saima Nasar Section 4: Racisms and Anti-Migrant Organisations 12. Thinking Racially: Change and Continuity in British Understandings of Race Gaving Schaffer 13. Family (Mis)fortunes? Gendered Perspectives on West Indian Migration, Welfare Policies and Cultural Racism in Post-Second World War Britain Barbara Bush 14. The Evolving Histiography of the Extreme Right in Britain Graham Macklin 15. Inside, Outside, and In-Between: Shifting Borders in British Immigration and Disease Control Krista Maglen Section 5: Neglected and Forgotten Histories 16. The Development of Transmigrant Histiographies in Britain Nick Evans 17. The Evolution of Gypsy Studies David Mayall 18. "The poorest, the most intractable and the most permanent" - The Invisible 19th Century Pole in Britain Milosz Cybowski 19. History of Asians in Britain from 1600 Rozina Visram Section 6: Identities 20. Queer Black London and British Migration Histories - The Case of Patrick Nelson Gemma Romain 21. Underground Catholic Networks in Ireland and Britain: The Case of Ribbonism, 1800s-1860s Donald MacRaild 22. "No Person, however strange, is a stranger in the East End." British Television and the East End 1939 James Jordan 23. The Equiano Effect: Celebrity and Representativeness in Early British Migrant Television Ryan Hanley 24. Framing Polish Migration to the UK, from the Second World War to EU Expansion Kathy Burrell