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This article introduces “street raciology” to theorise how Polish migrants in post-2004 Britain vernacularly produce racial knowledge. Drawing on qualitative fieldwork in Bristol, it shifts analyti...

Driven by civil rights activism, immigration reform, and globalization, Asian America has undergone profound transformations. These forces have fundamentally reshaped demographics, socioeconomic pa...

This article seeks to fill a research gap by analysing refugees’ voting behavior, using Sweden (known for high refugee immigration, relatively liberal enfranchisement rules, and comprehensive elect...

ICE says it has no updated information on the number of miscarriages after 3 October 2025. Lawmakers, advocates and immigration attorneys have raised alarms that pregnant detainees are not receiving…

Imported criminalisation: the Kurdish diaspora after Sweden and Finland’s accession to NATO

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People began entering the EU from Belarus in the summer of 2021. They were soon routinely subjected to pushbacks – and t...

Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen The Employment Relations Research Centre (FAOS) at the Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen, invi

Activism among citizens of Muslim heritage in Ceuta

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Ethnic and Racial Studies

Governance, capital accumulation and global dehumanization: an introduction

This article examines the intimate geopolitical work that sexual violence in detention does. Focusing on the United States, which has the largest immigration detention system in the world, this art...

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Volume 49, Issue 12 of Ethnic and Racial Studies

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IMISCOE is the largest European network of scholars in the area of migration and integration. The focus is on comparative research and joint research projects.

In this response to the book symposium on Neoliberalism and Race, the author explains what intervention the book aims to make, explores the value of ideology critique when studying the role of raci...

Understanding race requires a multi-level analysis. The national domain is important to understand the macro impact of racialisation. Jody Agiu Vallejo analyses national belonging in the US among…

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This paper explores internalized racism by examining how Syrian refugees narrate their social positioning within German society. It conceptualizes integration as part of a hegemonic social imaginar...