Titlebook: Racism and Public Policy; Yusuf Bangura,Rodolfo Stavenhagen Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005

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Migrant Workers and Xenophobia in the Middle Eastsed on features of similarity, values and beliefs which determine the binding forces of individual and social identity to the exclusion of the ‘other’ (see Said, 1978; Turner, 1993; Ahmed, 2000). This chapter is concerned with contemporary xenophobic elements relating to foreign migrants in the Arab

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Immigration, Multiculturalism and the Nation State in Western Europee displaced by the war and its aftermath (redrawn borders and policies of what later distastefully became known as ‘eithnic cleansing’). Subsequently, politics induced people to leave what by then had become the Eastern Bloc. Most notably, this led to migration from the German Democratic Republic to

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Exclusionary Populism in Western Europe in the 1990s: Electoral Success and Political ImpactEurope. Among the most successful of these parties have been the Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ), the Swiss People’s Party (SVP), the Belgian Flemish Bloc (VB) and the Norwegian Progress Party (FrP). Other significant parties are the Italian Northern League (LN), the Danish People’s Party (DF) and the

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Malaysia’s New Economic Policy and ‘National Unityht to ‘eradicate poverty’ and ‘restructure society to eliminate the identification of race with economic function’ in order to create the conditions for national unity. Since then, poverty in Malaysia has gone down tremendously as in neighbouring Thailand and Indonesia, which did not have comparable

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Managing Ethnic Relations in Post-Crisis Malaysia and Indonesia: Lessons from the New Economic Policrder’ regime. The economic implosion and political turbulence brought in their wake several outbreaks of ethnic violence. These were major incidents perpetrated against the Chinese population in Jakarta and some parts of rural Java, breaking out between Christian and Muslim communities in Maluku, an

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The Politics of Land Distribution and Race Relations in Southern Africaer settler colonial states of Zimbabwe, South Africa and Namibia. It examines how inequitable land relations have contributed to intensified race-based conflicts in the southern African region and shaped specific demands for land redistribution and land reform policies. The chapter relies on detaile

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Intersections of Race, Gender and Social Policy in Aotearoa/New Zealand: y that we see ourselves and are seen. Similarly, our class location is important to these same perceptions. Ethnicity is another layer, and some ethnic identities produce a far greater and more pronounced reaction than others. The Maori experience of colonization and the contemporary reality of marg

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Introduction: Racism, Citizenship and Social Justicehe renewal of racism in Europe and the horrendous spectacle of ethnic cleaning and genocide in Bosnia and Rwanda. A century on, the ‘color line’ is still with us, separating peoples and cultures, dividing the powerful from the downtrodden. Even as it binds some together in tight ethnic communities, it ties up many others in conceptual knots.