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Special - What it means to be British

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September 3, 2004

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The Times Higher invited five academics to comment on what it means to be British. Together, they ponder a very English identity crisis and chart the decline of formal religion.

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There&apos;s a Scot, an Irishman and a man who is confused ?
Bernard Crick ponders a very English identity crisis

We love a drop of sherry, but we can&apos;t take the strong stuff ?
Keith Ward charts the decline of formal religion in Britain

What the Muslims can learn from the Jews ?
David Cesarani says that Muslims are not alone in facing the pressures of finding a balance between national identity ad diasporic ambitions

Defined by some distinctly hyphenated Britishness ?
Tariq Modood believes that rumours of the death of multiculturalism are exaggereated and can alienate the very communities that must be brought into the mainstream

It&apos;s falling apart at the seams ?
Keith Hart argues that Britain has lost its sense of identity and predicts that this country is on its last legs

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