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Since the 1990s, a major part of the IRR's work has been the analysis of racism in Europe. In 1992, the IRR set up the European Race Audit, to trace emerging patterns of racism in Europe, including the growth of far-right parties and anti-immigration movements, government policies on immigration and
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The IRR's objectives as an educational charity are to promote, encourage and support the study and understanding of, and exchange information about, relations between different races and peoples and the conditions in which they live and work; to consider and advise on proposals and endeavours to
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At the core of IRR's work is IRR News, a daily-updated free news service giving information about the impact of racism and experience of refugees in the UK. The news service, which is a key source of national information, carries news stories, features, reviews and events listings by IRR staff,
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had made a series of emotive speeches on the subject of racial conflict, the staff and a section of the membership of the IRR began to question the type of research being undertaken at IRR, whether the organisation was in fact as impartial as it claimed to be and if working so closely with
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race, policing and racial violence. The European Race Bulletin was produced as a print magazine until the end of 2009, when it was replaced by online briefing papers and downloadable reports. These have highlighted human rights abuses at the borders of Europe, the emergence of
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politicians and the government could benefit the victims of racism. This brought the staff and ultimately the membership into confrontation with the IRR’s Council. Robin Jenkins, an IRR researcher, criticised the methodology behind
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After the change of direction of IRR, neither the corporate sector nor the large foundations were willing to support IRR's work, and the organisation faced a funding crisis. It moved from the West End to a disused warehouse on
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Since the 1980s, the IRR has been particularly concerned with promoting the study of black and anti-racist history – especially to inform the education of young people. To this end, it has produced a series of
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in London’s West End, had more than 30 staff, a full book publishing programme, a library and information service and domestic and international research units.
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By the end of the 1960s and the beginning of the 1970s, a period in which governments had begun to introduce restrictive immigration laws and politician
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funded comparative policy-oriented research on the Caribbean, Latin America and Asia. Members of the Africa Private Enterprise Group (which included
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pieces of research on pressing aspects of racism, the results of which have been published as pamphlets and reports. In 1979, the IRR produced
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Other members of IRR's Council of management: Naima Bouteldja, Lee Bridges, Victoria Brittain, Tony Bunyan, David Edgar, Paul Grant,
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funded a five-year survey of British race relations, which commissioned 41 pieces of research, and published its findings as
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joined the IRR in 1976, becoming its chair in 1980. He served in this role until 2023 when he was replaced by John Narayan.
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improve race relations and these conditions; and to promote knowledge on questions related to race relations.
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This article is about the British think tank, for the South African research institute see the
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volunteers and contributors, and has links to external sources (media and official reports).
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See the annual reports of the Institute of Relations and also Jenny Bourne,
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in 1987. Themes of institutional racism were dealt with in the pamphlets
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worldwide, and in 1972 was transformed into an "anti-racist think tank".
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Political and economic think tanks based in the United Kingdom
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The Production of Knowledge at the Institute of Race Relations
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pamphlets on the experiences of black communities in the UK:
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et al.) helped to fund IRR research into tropical Africa.
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The IRR since its transformation carries out small-scale
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The founding of the IRR can be traced back to a 1950
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Integration, Islamophobia and Civil Rights in Europe
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