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With clear definitions and practical examples, the Second Edition expertly examines the way in which racisms have become part of social practices and institutions. Now featuring two new chapters on ethnicity and immigration and 30 new internationally focused case studies, this text will be invaluable in helping readers to fully understand the complex issues of racism and how to challenge them.
Contents
Chapter 1: The Idea of 'Race' and the Practice of Racisms
Chapter 1: The Idea of 'Race' and the Practice of Racisms
Chapter 2: Racialization
Chapter 2: Racialization
Chapter 3: Ethnicity
Chapter 3: Ethnicity
Chapter 4: Race, Class and Gender
Chapter 4: Race, Class and Gender
Chapter 5: Race, Nation, State
Chapter 5: Race, Nation, State
Chapter 6: Institutional Racism
Chapter 6: Institutional Racism
Chapter 7: Science
Chapter 7: Science
Chapter 8: Mixedness
Chapter 8: Mixedness
Chapter 9: New Racisms?
Chapter 9: New Racisms?
Chapter 10: Immigration
Chapter 10: Immigration
Chapter 11: Whiteness
Chapter 11: Whiteness
Chapter 12: Islamophobia
Chapter 12: Islamophobia
References
References
Appendices
Appendices
Additional materials
Description
With clear definitions and practical examples, the Second Edition expertly examines the way in which racisms have become part of social practices and institutions. Now featuring two new chapters on ethnicity and immigration and 30 new internationally focused case studies, this text will be invaluable in helping readers to fully understand the complex issues of racism and how to challenge them.
Contents
Chapter 1: The Idea of 'Race' and the Practice of Racisms
Chapter 1: The Idea of 'Race' and the Practice of Racisms
Chapter 2: Racialization
Chapter 2: Racialization
Chapter 3: Ethnicity
Chapter 3: Ethnicity
Chapter 4: Race, Class and Gender
Chapter 4: Race, Class and Gender
Chapter 5: Race, Nation, State
Chapter 5: Race, Nation, State
Chapter 6: Institutional Racism
Chapter 6: Institutional Racism
Chapter 7: Science
Chapter 7: Science
Chapter 8: Mixedness
Chapter 8: Mixedness
Chapter 9: New Racisms?
Chapter 9: New Racisms?
Chapter 10: Immigration
Chapter 10: Immigration
Chapter 11: Whiteness
Chapter 11: Whiteness
Chapter 12: Islamophobia
Chapter 12: Islamophobia
References
References
Appendices
Appendices
Additional materials
Reviews
March 2017 | 328 pages | Sage UK
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With clear definitions and practical examples, the Second Edition expertly examines the way in which racisms have become part of social practices and institutions. Now featuring two new chapters on ethnicity and immigration and 30 new internationally focused case studies, this text will be invaluable in helping readers to fully understand the complex issues of racism and how to challenge them.
Table Of Contents:
- Chapter 1: The Idea of 'Race' and the Practice of Racisms
- Chapter 2: Racialization
- Chapter 3: Ethnicity
- Chapter 4: Race, Class and Gender
- Chapter 5: Race, Nation, State
- Chapter 6: Institutional Racism
- Chapter 7: Science
- Chapter 8: Mixedness
- Chapter 9: New Racisms?
- Chapter 10: Immigration
- Chapter 11: Whiteness
- Chapter 12: Islamophobia
- References
- Appendices
Recent Product Reviews:
A great book for any Diversity discussion.
Ms Edna Ogundare, Counselling and Psychology, City Lit
This text offers an excellent range of insights into current issues of race, embracing multiple perspectives and of real interest to students and fellow lecturers alike.
Mrs Sally Tazewell, Dept of Care and Early Years, auckland university of technology
A good and informative book on racism especially at a time when more education is required on the subject. A good starting point for all counselling training levels.
Ms Edna Ogundare, Counselling and Psychology, City Lit
This is an excellent introductory book on racism for the beginner,. garner awakens the individual reader to a new concept in relation to racism and provides a sound background for debate.
Mr Michael Donaldson, Care Humatities and sport, North Glasgow Collge
Professor Garner has refined and expanded his perceptive and critical text by engaging with the latest controversies and challenges presented by the pervasiveness of racist ideologies, policies and actions. The text represents a valuable contribution to this complex field which is all the more important given the instrumental use of racist politicised rhetoric in the USA and Europe and all that it leaves in its wake. This text will appeal to all those seeking to comprehend the origins of racisms but above all how they can be challenged.
Muzammil Quraishi, University of Salford