B4 Population

Adamson, S., et al. (2010). Mapping Rapidly Changing Minority Ethnic Populations: a Case Study of York, Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Feb 15 2010, 54 pp. yes A1e B4 C1a
	Official statistics can be of limited help to those providing services to increasingly diverse populations. Using an innovative approach, this project drew on both formal and informal sources to estimate the size and diversity of York's minority ethnic population and the implications for key agencies. Tables, Figures, Appendixes, References.

Associates, R. B. (1995) "New Earswick: The Views and Characteristics of Tenants and Residents Cared for by JRHT.	  				". yes A1a B2 B4 C1b. 
	
Bolger, A. E. (1975). Network and settlement: social networks of Uganda Asians in Bradford and York, University of York.yes A1b B4 C2. 
	
Bye, P., et al. (2003). A gap in the curtains: stories and experiences from asylum seekers, refugees and economic migrants living in York, York Asylum 21. yes A1b B4 C1a
	A collection of first hand stories from asylum seekers and refugees residing in York during 2003. They come from countries as diverse as Albania, China, Iran and Turkey, desperately in search of a place of refuge, by a variety of modes of transport to a strange and alien country (England). Most have left behind loved-ones, homes and family in their countries of birth. The harrowing detail of war-torn countries, political turmoil and state repression serves to humanise and remind the reader of why so many people are forced into flight - leaving behind family homes and communities. They are escaping censorship, persecution, torture and ultimately death; only to arrive in an alien environment alone, afraid, bewildered and confused. The book reaches beyond the myth of the asylum seeker as opportunist, to reveal a level of universal human fear that all can relate to, of homes and families lost, left and rebuilt in a strange new world. Shining through every story though is a real sense of hope; the embracing of newly found freedom, the possibility of working towards a brighter, more prosperous future, the yearning for and desperate need of education.

Craig, G. (2009). "Mapping rapidly changing minority ethnic populations." Yorkshire and Humber Regional Review. yes A1e B4 C1a
	Examines research which aimed to quantify the size and diversity of ethnic minority populations resident in York. Discusses UK minority settlement patterns and the challenges of data collection and identifying the needs of minority groups in areas with small minority populations. Describes the situation in York and the data sources available, including the Worker Registration Scheme and National Insurance records. Suggests that the ethnic minority groups in the area were far greater and more diverse compared to those formally recognised by service providers.

Robertson, E. (2011). 'Green for Come': Moving to York as a Ugandan Asian Refugee. Refugees and the End of Empire: Imperial Collapse and Forced Migration in the Twentieth Century. Basingstoke, Palgrave: 245-267. yes A1b B4 C1a
	
Rowntree, S. a. L., G.R. (1951). English Life and Leisure : a social study, Longmans. yes A1a B4 C2