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Abstract
This review explores Rex and Moore's (1967) study of Birmingham as an enduring model of ethnic segregation, stratification, conflict and cooperation. The commentary focuses on the legacy of this research for understanding ethnic segregation, community and the city as a barometer of social change.
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Deborah Phillips
DEBORAH PHILLIPS is Visiting Professor in the School of Geography and the Environment at the University of Oxford.