Biologie ; Concept ; Discours ; Division du travail ; Ethnie ; Inégalité sociale ; Race ; Racisme ; Xénophobie
Biology ; Concept ; Discourse ; Division of labour ; Ethnic community ; Race ; Racism ; Social inequality ; Xenophobia
The article provides a critical account of some of the mechanisms whereby differentiation happens along racial lines. It does so by carefully avoiding the reduction of race to genetic lines, while also taking the biological dimension of race
seriously. A framework for approaching race and racism is suggested that will hopefully help to clear the confusion.
This edited collection focuses on research into youth, mixed race, identities, and intersections of race and ethnicity. It extends its scope from visible ethnic minorities to the theorization and interrogation of whiteness. A key feature of the book
is its engagement with a range of methodological approaches to examining the significance of race including ethnography, visual methodologies and historical analysis. Successive sections deal with : racing histories and geographies ; race, place
and politics ; and race, space and everyday geographies. Examples are drawn predominantly from the British Isles. - (HC)
Ethnic community ; Food ; Food consumption ; Food habit ; Race ; Racism ; Social anthropology ; Social construction
It is not always evident how race matters to the study of food. The paper proposes how theories of race are being used in the literature. Most literature implicitly relies on the social construction of race to consider representations
and performances of race in contexts of eating or producing food. Explicit engagement with the concept of race and its theoretical foundations is important because it allows scholars to make arguments about how racism shapes food systems, to understand how race
changes through food, and to consider how food might enable different theorizations of race.
The AA. argue that feminist political ecology must theorize a more complex and messier notion of gender that accounts for race , racialization and racism more explicitly. Building on the work of feminist geography and critical race scholarship
, the AA. argue for a postcolonial intersectional analysis in f.p.e., putting this theory to work in an analysis of race, gender and whiteness in Honduras. They demonstrate how theorizing race and gender as mutually constituted richly complicates
The A. argues that some projects concerning the relationship between race and place were made to carry the weight of their advocates' moral evaluations of ethnic difference. There were the study of ethnoclimatology, the relationship between climate
Race is critically examined from the following angles : its role in the behavioural and medical sciences; its historical origins and manifestations within the Anglophone countries; and its emergence as a liberal concept and operating principle since
World War II. Race is found to be a modern construct which arose as a consequence of colonialism and slavery. Efforts undertaken by liberals to humanize the concept since the 1960's has been largely unsuccessfull.
Origine et utilisation des données raciales pour l'antidiscrimination dans les prêts hypothécaires. La disparition de la race en tant que facteur discriminant. Nécessité d'une analyse empirique. Cartographie de cette disparition de la race
: hypothèses et modélisation. Résultats : facteurs associés aux demandeurs, divisions institutionnelles, divisions géographiques, rétablissement du rôle de la race. Conclusions.
The A. examines aspects of the notion of performativity as related to race. She proposes that the experience of mixed race identity can offer opportunities for the performance of racialized identities. Drawing from qualitative interviews, she
suggests that some mixed race women put into play racialized performances, demonstrating a desire to create new meanings out of imposed hierarchical and dualistic racial orders.
At the crossroads : critical race theory and critical geographies of race
L'A. aborde la théorie critique de la race et les géographies critiques de la race. Ensuite, dans son développement, il aborde les trois points suivants : l'omniprésence de la race, une relation difficile entre Blancs et Noirs et l'usage des récits
Whiter shades of pale. “Coloring in” Machado de Assis and race in contemporary Brazil
Blancs ; Brésil ; Construction sociale ; Culturel ; DE ASSIS (M.) ; Esclavage ; Géographie sociale ; Race ; Roman ; Siècle 19 ; Siècle 21 ; identité raciale
Brazil ; Cultural studies ; Nineteenth Century ; Race ; Slavery ; Social construction ; Social geography ; Twenty-first century ; Whites
The AA. analyse the “Coloring in” Machado de Assis’ text story “Pai contra mãe” and race in contemporary Brazil. First, they argue that whiteness has become increasingly established in Brazilian public discourse as a naturalized category and reveal
the extent to it has come to be seen as nonnegotiable and fixed. Second, they develop an anthropological reading of whiteness by pointing to the inherent differences between perspectives of race as a process and perspectives of race as a fixed and naturalized
Alabama ; Blacks ; Foreclosure ; Household ; Housing ; Race ; Spatial analysis ; Spatial distribution ; Thematic mapping ; United States of America ; Whites
This article addresses the spatial distribution of mortgage foreclosure in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, a Southern county that is residentially segregated in terms of race and wealth. It is found that foreclosure activity followed the race–wealth divide
L’ A. analyse le discours basé sur la race et l’inné soutenu par les tenants d’une supériorité de la race blanche sur les aborigènes d’Australie au XIXème siècle. Il explique que cela tient au comportement des colons et à leur opposition au discours
Columbus ; Education ; Governmentality ; Multiculturalism ; Ohio ; Race ; Scale ; Students ; United States of America
L'article interprète les insuffisances d'une stratégie multiculturelle visant à défaire les processus de formation raciale dans l'école supérieure diverse de Kaleido à Columbus. Les AA. font appel à la théorie critique de la race, et ils
sélectionnent deux approches. Les interprétations de la race se basent sur les discours, chacun étant intelligible en fonction du contexte. Les AA. font appel à la gouvernementalité selon Foucault.