Racialized Citizenship in Superdiverse Europe

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-3149-6

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Contributor(s)

Hellgren, Zenia (editor)

Bereményi, Bálint Ábel (editor)

Language

English

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Abstract

This volume enquires about how racialization shapes European societies and the lives of people affected by it in myriad ways. It provides a powerful collection of new publications by scholars who, through their research, contribute to placing race and racialization studies at the forefront of European academia.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/79661

Keywords

European Muslims; inequalities; gender; youth of migrant origin; knowledge production; anti-racism; intersectionality; EU anti-racism action plan 2020–2025; activism; border externalization; West Africa; migration; illegalization; politics of belonging; narratives; black youth; gender ideologies; Spain; racialization; aporophobia; class; discrimination; immigration; Roma; Ciganos/Roma; racism; social inequalities; COVID-19 pandemic; Portugal; integration; race; Europe; United States; Charnegroes; Black Africans; Catalonia; national identity; Africanness; antigypsyism; hate speech; racial discrimination; symbolic violence; EU Roma framework; Spanish politics; colorblindness; diversity; multiracial; interculturalism; diversity management; post-racial; whiteness; colorblind; European colonialism