Britishness Gordon Brown

friche le reste, n’assurant pas la mobilité sociale pour les immigrants de la deuxième ou troisième génération» . Un quart des jeunes musulmans sont chômeurs Le nouveau Premier ministre Gordon Brown, écossais, martèle avec encore plus d’insistance que son prédécesseur la nécessité de remettre en avant la «britishness». Au-delà de la connaissance de la langue, les contenus en sont flous mais l’idée est de s’inspirer du modèle américain où la fierté patriotique transcende le respect des différences des

sophisticated, while the industrial north conceals (cacher) hearts of gold beneath rough and ready ways (des dehors bourrus). But many people question the existence of this divide today. For political reasons, politicians like Tony Blair and Gordon Brown claim that it is dead and wrong. For other experts, specially social and economic experts, it is still there. Regular surveys still show sharp differences concerning health, hospitals, pollution, wealth, jobs, house prices etc.. Here are a few

(modernisation of the Labour party, in 3 steps) a. The Third Way The end of ideology? b. Implications Conclusion and Prospects CM 8 & CM 9 – RELIGION, SOCIAL CHANGES AND MULTICULTURALISM Introduction: Understanding Britishness I. Religion in the UK (brief summary) II. Social changes a. From the end of WWII to the Winter of Discontent (1979) Reminder of the key Acts passed in terms of immigration from 1948 to 1976: 1948 British Nationality

Kingdom. Instead the card is to contain the royal coat of arms and "a floral pattern representing the four floral emblems of the UK: the shamrock, daffodil, thistle and rose". A Home Office spokesman explained that this design reflected "themes of Britishness and aspects of UK history". But critics said the decision only served to underline how the ID card scheme forced people to choose between the multiple identities that make up modern Britain. (...) Irish citizens living in Northern Ireland will be