The sociology of black nationalism : identity protest and the concept of 'Black Power' among West Indian immigrants in Britain

Since the end of the Second World War, thousands of
black people, mainly from once British-colonised
territories, have settled in Britain, West Indians
being a distinctive group among these new minorities.
This thesis is an inquiry into the socio-historical
linkage between Black West Indians and British
society, and an exploration into aspects of protest
and social conflict among West Indian immigrants (Black Nationalism) resulting from the relationship.