Discrimination: The Limits of LawB. A. Hepple, Erika M. Szyszczak This is a collection of 23 essays by leading experts. They explore the aims and limits of law in regulating discrimination. |
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An Allegorical Critique of the United States Civil | 3 |
Have Twentyfive Years of the Race Relations | 19 |
The Effectiveness of Strategic Enforcement of | 35 |
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affirmative action ageism anti-discrimination law applied approach areas argued argument Article Asian backward classes basis bill of rights Bob Hepple Britain British Commission Community law concept Constitution context course criteria cultural decision direct discri Discrimination Act 1975 discrimination law discriminatory economic effective employers enforcement equal opportunities equal treatment essay ethnic minority European Court example exemption favour feminist gender group rights human rights Ibid Indian indirect discrimination individual inequality IRLR issue legislation liberal limited London Malays ment Muslim North Rhine-Westphalia particular policies political positive action positive discrimination practice preferential treatment principle problems programmes protection qualifications question quota race discrimination Race Relations Act racial discrimination racism Relations Act 1976 relevant religious remedies reverse discrimination SC/ST Sex Discrimination Act sexism Sikh social society South Africa tion tribunal United Kingdom women