IDENTITIES-GLOBAL STUDIES IN CULTURE AND POWER

When Eurosceptics become Europhiles: far-right opposition to Turkish involvement in the European Union

Are French people white?: Towards an understanding of whiteness in Republican France

A contradiction in terms? migrant activists in the Sweden Democrats party

Using reflexivity to explain variations in migration among the highly-skilled

‘Car Talk’: automobility and Chinese international students in Michigan

Beyond employability: refugees’ working lives

Work as real life in the context of organised disintegration – a perspective on the everyday life of refugees

The labyrinth towards citizenship: contradictions in the framing and categorization of immigrants in immigration and integration policies

Revisiting histories of anti-racist thought and activism

Rehumanising the university for an alternative future: decolonisation, alternative epistemologies and cognitive justice

The politics of identity: from potential to pitfalls, and symbols to substance

The whiteness of cultural boundaries in France

Constructions of Europe in the run-up to the EU referendum in the UK

Science and its Others: examining the discourse about scientific misconduct through a postcolonial lens

Securing whiteness?: Critical Race Theory (CRT) and the securitization of Muslims in education

Super-diversity and the bio-politics of migrant worker exclusion in Singapore

‘Undisputed’ racialised masculinities: boxing fandom, identity, and the cultural politics of masculinity

Denmark’s blond vision and the fractal logics of a nation in danger

Conceptualising the social positioning of refugees reflections on socio-institutional contexts and agency with a focus on work

The making of a ‘risk population’: categorisations of Roma and ethnic boundary-making among Czech- and Slovak-speaking migrants in Glasgow

‘Each one teach one’ visualising black intellectual life in Handsworth beyond the epistemology of ‘white sociology’

Looking as white: anti-racism apps, appearance and racialized embodiment

Reimagining racism: understanding the whiteness and nationhood strategies of British-born South Africans

Growing up on the sidelines: identity negotiations of Palestinian youth from ‘collaborating’ families relocated to Israel

Black in the city: on the ruse of ethnicity and language in an antiblack landscape

Creating a ‘we’ between categories: social categories and Alevi-Sunni intermarriages

Social recognition beyond employment. refugees embedding deskilling and restructuring identity

Transnational ties and ethnic identities in the parental homeland: second-generation Indian Americans in India

The wreckage of white supremacy

Ethno-cultural diversity and the limits of the inclusive nation

A window of opportunity? Refugee staff’s employment in migrant support and advocacy organizations

Racialisation and the afterlife of colonial divide and rule: a response to Avtar Brah

The centrality of neoliberalism in Filipina/o perceptions of multiculturalism in Canada and the United States

The poetics of justice: aphorism and chorus as modes of anti-racism

‘Let’s hope the Boston Marathon Bomber is a White American’: racialising Muslims and the politics of white identity

Revisiting ‘common-sense’ in a time of cultivated ignorance – a conversation with Errol Lawrence

‘Bushfalling’: the ambiguities of role identities experienced by self-sponsored Cameroonian students in Flanders (Belgium)