Anthropological perspectives on the new racism in Europe

Peter Hervik

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Anthropological Studies and Insights Migration, Refugees, and Integration Cultural Identity and Representation

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In this volume, five European anthropologists engage themselves and their discipline in the issues of race, racialization, and racism. With few important exceptions, European social anthropologists...

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