Post Windrush Era in the U.K.

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DISSERTATION FOR POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.
USE METHODOLOGY FROM IR THEORY AND POLITICS.
I HAVE ATTACHED RESEARCH PROPOSAL. Must be *10,000 WORDS* and between 70-100 sources. I have provided some academic sources to use. Make sure the additional academic sources you use are a good standard. This dissertation will focus on the Windrush generation and the racism they faced as well as the racism that has occurred since 1948 in Britain. Use a mixture of analytical data and social media data too. The dissertation will answer that racism has worsened in the U.K. since and how racism and migration are viewed in society.

Gentleman, A., 2019. The Windrush betrayal: Exposing the hostile environment. Faber & Faber.

Weiss, T., 2010. Postcolonial Fiction of the West Indian/C aribbean Diaspora. The Encyclopedia of Twentieth‐Century Fiction.

Van Dijk, T.A., 1997. Discourse as interaction in society. Discourse as social interaction, 2, pp.1-37.

Ellis, D., 2001. ” The Produce of More Than One Country”: Race, Identity, and Discourse in Post-Windrush Britain. Journal of Narrative Theory, 31(2), pp.214-232.A
Tomlinson, S., 2018. Enoch Powell, empires, immigrants and education. Race Ethnicity and Education, 21(1), pp.1-14.

The chapter titles are there but if you find chapter titles that are better fit please word it the way you like.

DISSERTATION TO BE IN THIS ORDER:
Have racial injustices worsened post Windrush Era in the U.K.? How societal attitudes towards migration and racism has evolved
Introduction: It presents my chosen topic and gives an overview of the research structure I have decided to go with.
Literature Review: Explains the main debate about how racial injustices have worsened especially after the arrival of the Windrush Generation in 1948.
Chapter 1: Post colonial Britain, how the Windrush Generation helped our country in need. (The history)
Chapter 2: How the Windrush Generation sparked racial debates on migration: Looking into their treatment in the U.K, the negative stigma around migration
Chapter 3: How the scandal was life shattering. Looking into the victims personal experiences.
Chapter 4: The new multicultural Britain and how its shaped our country
Chaper 5: Can The Windrush Generation ever gain trust in our government? Exploring themes of institutionalised racism
Conclusion: answering the question, racial injustice has worsened.