Catalogue
Catalogue
Object Type
Name/Title
The Palgrave handbook of ethnicity
Primary Maker
Contributor/Publisher
Palgrave Macmillan
Place
Date
2019?
Physical Description
3 volumes (xxix, 2044 pages) : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm
ISBN/ISSN
9789811328978
Language
English
Level of Current Record
Bib record
Member Object
Subject Category
Content
Exploring global ethnicity: a broad sociological synopsis / Steven Ratuva
PART 1: Nexus between ethnicity and identity -- ethno-cultural symbolism and group identity / Elya Tzaneva -- cultural socialization and ethnic consciousness / Sara N. Amin -- historical memory and ethnic myths / Cindy Zeiher -- Indian identity in South Africa / Kathryn Pillay -- the state and minority nationalities (ethnic groups) in China / Roland Boer -- ethnic blindness in ethnically divided society: implications for ethnic relations in Fiji / Romitesh Kant -- post-Arab Spring: the Arab world between the dilemma of the nation-state and the rise of identity conflicts / Hassanein Ali
PART 2: The state, society, and ethnopolitics -- the significance of ethno-politics in modern states and society / Joseph R. Rudolph -- religion and political mobilization / Johanna K. Birnir and Henry D. Overos -- foreign military occupations and ethnicity / Radomir Compel -- ethnic politics and global justice / Geoff Pfeifer -- shared citizenship and sovereignty: the case of the Cook Islands' and Niue's relationship with New Zealand / Zbigniew Dumienski -- state hegemony and ethnicity: Fiji's problematic colonial past / Sanjay Ramesh -- ethnicity and politics in Kenya / Jacob Mwathi Mati -- ethno-politics in the People's Republic of China / Matthew Hoddie -- ethnicity and cultural rights in Tibet / Janxia Lin -- Volga Tatars: continuing resilience in the age of uncertainty / Renat Shaykhutdinov -- identity and conflict in Northern Ireland / Cathal McManus -- immigration policy and left-right politics in Western Europe / Trevor J. Allen and Misty Knight-Finley -- lost in Europe: Roma and the search for political legitimacy
PART III: Stereotypes and prejudices -- race and racism: some salient issues / Vijay Naidu -- media and stereotypes / Tara Ross -- Japanese representation in the Philippine media / Karl Ian Uy Cheng Chua -- racism in colonial Zimbabwe / Alois S. Mlambo -- ethnic riots in United Kingdom in 2001 / Paul Bagguley and Yasmin Hussain -- racialized identity under apartheid in South Africa / Suryakanthie Chetty -- racism and stereotypes / Paul Spoonley -- discussing contemporary racial justice in academic spaces: minimizing epistemic exploitation while neutralizing white fragility / Adele Norris -- ethnicity, race, and Black people in Europe / Stephen Small
PART IV: Ethno-nationalism and power -- contemporary ethnic politics and violence / Adis Maksic -- ethnic conflict and militias / Andrew Thomson -- evolution of Palestinian Civil Society and the role of nationalism, occupation, and religion / Yaser Alashqar -- ethno-nationalism and political conflict in Bosnia (Europe) / Aleksandra Zdeb -- ethnic conflicts and peace-building / Sergio Luiz Cruz Aguilar -- ethnicity and violence in Sri Lanka: an ethnohistorical narrative / Premakumara de Silva, Farzana Haniffa, and Rohan Bastin -- ethno-communal conflict in Sudan and South Sudan / Johan Brosche -- patterns and drivers of communal conflict in Kenya / Emma Elfversson -- elites in between ethnic Mongolians and the Han in China / Chelegeer -- ethnicity and cultural wounding: ethnic conflict, loss of home, and the drive to return / Amanda Kearney -- constitutional features of presidential elections and the failure of cross-ethnic coalitions to institutionalize / M. Bashir Mobasher -- the making of a mobile caliphate state in the African Sahel / Hamdy Hassan -- consequences of globalization for the Middle East political geography / Mostafa Entezarulmahdy -- national imagninary, ethnic plurality, and state formation in Indonesia / Paul J. Carnegie -- ethno-nationalism and ethnic dynamics in Trinidad and Tobago: toward designing an inclusivist form of governance / Ralph Premdas -- Islam in Trinidad / Nasser Mustapha
PART V: Indigineity, gender, and sexuality -- indigenous rights and neoliberalism in Latin America / Jeffrey A. Gardner and Patricia Richards -- settler colonialism and biculturalism in Aotearoa/New Zealand / Jessica Terruhn -- nuclear testing and racism in the Pacific Islands / Nic Maclellan -- Nagas identity and nationalism: indigenous movement of the Zeliangrong Nagas in the North East India / Aphun Kamei -- reclaiming Hawaiian sovereignty / Keakaokawai Verner Hami -- perpetual exclusion and second-order minorities in theaters of civil wars / Jovanie Camacho Espesor -- indigenous Australian identity in colonial and postcolonial contexts / Michael Davis -- China: modernization, development, and ethnic unrest in Xinjiang / Kate Hannan -- ethnicity and class nexus: a philosophical approach / Rodrigo Luiz Cunha Gonsalves -- Islamic identity and sexuality in Indonesia / Sharyn Graham Davies -- LGBT and ethnicity / Arjun Rajkhowa -- migration and managing manhood: Congolese migrant men in South Africa / Joseph Rudigi Rukema and Beatrice Umubyeyi -- race and sexuality: colonial ghosts and contemporary orientalisms / Monique Mulholland
PART VI: Globalization and diaspora -- diaspora as transnational actors: globalization and the role of ethnic memory / Masaki Kataoka -- global Chinese diaspora / Zhifang Song -- Greek identity in Australia / Rebecca Fanany and Maria-Iriny Avgoulas -- Italian identity in the United States / Stefano Luconi -- Faamatai: a globalized Pacific identity / Melani Anae -- migrant illegalization and minoritized populations / Paloma E. Villegas and Francisco J. Villegas -- Indian diaspora in New Zealand / Todd Nachowitz -- ethnic migrants and casinos in Singapore and Macau / Juan Zhang -- ethnic minorities and criminalization of immigration policies in the United States / Felicia Arriaga -- diaspora and ethnic contestation in Guyana / Ralph Premdas and Bishnu Ragoonat
PART VII: Ethnic relations and policy responses -- role of Crown health policy in entrenched health inequities in Aotearoa, New Zealand / Sarah Herbert, Heather Came, Tim McCreanor, and Emmanuel Badu -- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander secondary students' experiences of racism / Gawaian Bodkin-Andrews, Treena Clark, and Shannon Foster -- stereotypes of minorities and education / Jean M. Allen and Melinda Webber -- rural farmer empowerment through organic food exports: lessons from Uganda and Ghana / Kristen Lyons -- local peacebuilding after communal violence / Birgit Brauchler -- cultural identity and textbooks in Japan: Japanese ethnic and cultural nationalism in middle-school history textbooks / Ryota Nishino -- Asian Americans and the affirmative action debate in the United States / Mitchell James Chang -- affirmative action: its nature and dynamics / Ralph Premdas -- negotiating ethnic conflict in deeply divided societies: political bargaining and power sharing as institutional strategies / Madhushree Sekher, Mansi Awasthi, Allen Thomas, Rajesh Kumar, and Subhankar Nayak
PART VIII: Ethnic cleansing and genocide -- the threat of genocide: understanding and preventing the "crime of crimes" / Eyal Mayroz -- separation versus reunification: institutional stagnation and conflict between Iraq and Kurdistan region / Nyaz N. Noori -- ethnic cleaning of the Rohingya people / Nasir Uddin -- displaced minorities: the Wayuu and Miskito people / Christian Cwik -- ethnic conflict and genocide in Rwanda / Wendy Lambourne
PART IX: Ethnicity, migration, and labor -- policing ethnic minorities: disentangling a landscape of conceptual and practice tensions / Isabelle Martkowiak-Theron and Nicole L. Asquith -- Romanian identity and immigration in Europe / Remus Gabriel Anghel, Stefania Toma, and Laszlo Foszto -- refugee protection and settlement policy in New Zealand / Louise Humpage -- Indian indentured laborers in the Caribbean / Sherry-Ann Singh -- new middle-class labor migrants / Sam Scott -- slavery, health, and epidemics in Mauritius 1721-1860 / Sadasivam Jaganada Reddi and Sheetal Sheena Sookrajowa -- the legacy of indentured labor / Kathleen Harrington-Watt -- global capitalism and cheap labor: the case of indenture / brinsley Samaroo -- United Nations Migrant Workers Convention / Sheetal Sheena Sookrajowa and Antoine Pecoud -- the rhetoric of Hungarian Premier Victor Orban: inside x outside in the context of immigration crisis / Bruno Mendelski -- different legacies, common pressures, and converging institutions: the politics of Muslim integration in Austria and Germany / Ryosuke Amiya-Nakada -- intended illegal infiltration or compelled migration: debates on settlements of Rohingya Muslims in India / Sangit Kumar Ragi -- Indonesia and ASEAN responses to Rohingya refugees / Badrus Sholeh
PART X: Cultural celebration and resistance -- rewriting the world: Pacific people, media, and cultural resistance / Sereana Naepi and Sam Manuela -- kava and ethno-cultural identity in Oceania / S. Apo Aporosa -- museums and identity: celebrating diversity in an ethnically diverse world / Tarisi Vunidilo -- artistic expressions and ethni-cultural identity: a case study of Acehnese body percussion in Indonesia / Murtala Murtala, Alfira O'Sullivan, and Paul H. Mason -- ethnic film in South Africa: history, meaning, and change / Gairoonisa Paleker -- multiculralism and citizenship in the Netherlands / Igor Boog -- Index.
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[Keywords: International relations and culture; Minorities--Social conditions; Political sociology]
Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject Notes
Dr Steven Ratuva is a political sociologist and the Director of the Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.
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