Part One: Disempowering through Racism, How a Dream was Shattered by Patrick Janssens Explaining Increased Racial Conflict in Post-industrial Societies: the Creation of Systemic 'Competitive' Youth Unemployment by Troy Duster, Racial Conflicts in British Cities by Eric Seward, Limits of Tolerance and Limited Tolerance: How Tolerant are the Danes? by Peter Hervik, The Politics of 'Caste is Race': the Impact of Urbanisation by Dipankar Gupta, Playing the Media: the Durban Case by Guy Poppe, The Relevance of the Language of Race in South Asian Conflicts by Sumit Sarkar, The Fremmede and the Dalit are Silent: Danish and Indian Cultural Worlds by Donald Robotham, Approaching Racism: Attitudes, Actions and Social Structure by Robert A. Rubinstein / Part Two: Empowering to Combat Racism, The Paradox of Secondary Ethnicity by Emanuel Marx,Is Harmony Possible in a Multiracial Society? The Case of Singapore by Mary Judd, Racism and Intercultural Issues in Urban Europe by Jagdish S. Gundara, Antiracist Empowerment through Culture and Legislation by Johan Leman, Racism in Large Cities: the Means to Empower/Disempower Groups and Communities by Glyn Ford, Riding the Tiger: the Difficult Relationship between NGOs and the Media by Marc Peirs, Urban Crowds Manipulated: Assessing the Austrian Case as an Example in Wider European Tendencies, Andre Gingrich, Some Reflections on Culture and Violence by Erwin Jans