Roy Jenkins' ‘Liberal Hour[s]’: Ministerial power, the ‘Liberal tradition,’ and the redefinition of British race relations legislation

Marc Collinson

Roy Jenkins' ‘Liberal Hour[s]’: Ministerial power, the ‘Liberal tradition,’ and the redefinition of British race relations legislation

Marc Collinson

School of History, Law and Social Sciences

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In an accessible write up of the Institute of Race Relations report ‘Colour, Citizenship and British Society,’ the social scientist Nicholas Deakin described the passing of 1960s race relations legislation as a ‘liberal hour’...

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	10-21
Number of pages	16
Journal	Journal of Liberal History
Volume	126
Publication status	Published - 30 Apr 2025

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Roy Jenkins' ‘Liberal Hour[s]’: Ministerial power, the ‘Liberal tradition,’ and the redefinition of British race relations legislation

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Roy Jenkins' ‘Liberal Hour[s]’: Ministerial power, the ‘Liberal tradition,’ and the redefinition of British race relations legislation

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Migration on the Ballot? Smethwick and the 1964 General Election

JENKINS, ROY HARRIS Baron Jenkins of Hillhead (1920 - 2003), politician and author

'Carefully packed with liberal opinion'? Political tension, agenda politics, and developing an immigration policy in 1960s Britain’

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Colonialism and Political Reputation: A case study of Patrick Gordon Walker

The Road to Smethwick's 1964 contest: Activism, candidates, and elections

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‘Roy Jenkins, a more civilised society and Labour’s ‘moral crusade’

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Commonwealth Immigration, Policymaking, and the Labour party, c. 1960-1980

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