Titlebook: Gender, Race and Inclusive Citizenship; Dialoge zwischen Akt Linda Supik,Malte Kleinschmidt,Deborah Sielert Book 2022 Der/die Herausgeber b

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Frans Jos Jansen,Johan Lugtenburgnnections between gendered racisms, citizenship and belonging. In the summer of 2020, Linda Supik and Catharina Peeck-Ho virtually interviewed Nira Yuval-Davis and Helma Lutz between London, Frankfurt am Main, Hannover and Münster. The two scholars talk about their theoretical perspectives in the fi

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Signal Functions of Carotenoid Colouration,ey coined the term ‘caretizenship’. By centering care as the articulator of belonging, these activists proposed a way to develop intersectional politics outside the exclusionary and racialised institution of citizenship. The COVID-19 scenario has put conventional notions of country-based citizenship

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Otto Isler,Hugo Gutmann,Ulrich Solmsose social actors who represent a possible synthesis between private and public spheres, centre and periphery, inside and outside, developed and developing world, overcoming dichotomous ideas of inclusion/exclusion which typically define the concept of citizenship. More specifically, it looks at the

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Chelsea Meyer,Jerdan Ruff,Adam de Havenonductory overview of contemporary theories of racism, this article discusses current existing legal protection against racial discrimination in cultural and institutional settings as well as aversive racism. The author describes legal protection by German lawmaking against racial discrimination, and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-90652-7fferent EU member states indicate, institutional Antigypsyism and new, racialised bordering practices have emerged in the context of European integration and EU enlargement, especially in the local and municipal sphere. Following up on these findings, we examined municipal practices, strategies of e

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Synthesen in der Carotinoidreihe example, in the care sector, reproduces various forms of inequality, including in the welfare state. In the German context, the Christian churches occupy a hegemonic position in the provision of welfare and actively protect their white Christian privilege. Addressing topics such as the regime of st