Institutional Racism in Higher Education

"For a beyond-the-U.S. perspective on institutional racism and examples on institutional strategies to combat it, this is a worthy read. It offers ideas on what should be implemented elsewhere.”―Journal of College Student Development

"The book is written in phases that move the reader from 'here is the problem' to 'here are some solutions' to subjugate racism….the book can be used as a reference and serve as a guide for academic advisors examining institutional policies and procedures. I frequently recommend this book to academic advisors and professionals in the domain of Higher Education."―NACADA Journal

"This book reports on cutting-edge research on racism in higher education. This book is for managers, academics and teachers in higher education, for policy-makers and professionals concerned with race quality, and for students for the social sciences."―
Black Issues in Higher Education (now Diverse)

Ian Law is senior lecturer, Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Leeds.

Deborah Phillips is senior lecturer in Geography, at the University of Leeds.

Laura Turney is senior research officer, Scottish Executive, Edinburgh.