Race and Special Educational Needs in the 1990s

doi:10.1111/1467-8527.00141

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British Journal of Special Education

Volume 26 Issue 4, Pages 213 - 217

Published Online: 6 Jan 2003

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Race and Special Educational Needs in the 1990s

Fernando Almeida Diniz

¹ Faculty of Education, The University of Edinburgh

ABSTRACT

Fernando Almeida Diniz, currently in the Faculty of Education at The University of Edinburgh and formerly Reader in Special Needs in Education at the University of Greenwich, considers the effects of 'institutionalised racism' on the education of black and ethnic minority children with special educational needs.

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