Ethnic and Racial Studies

Ethnic and Racial Studies

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The leading peer-reviewed journal for the analysis of race, #racism, ethnicity and #migration worldwide. https://www.tandfonline.com/ERS

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🐣 🔓 This #OpenAccess paper introduces the concept of “street raciology” to theorise how Polish migrants in post-2004 Britain vernacularly produce racial knowledge. The concept captures the improvised classification work that serves social ordering and boundary-policing in everyday interactions.

We're pleased to share our second video abstract is online! In this video, Jenny Bahn traces the evolution of "Asian America", including Asian immigration, racialisation, alliances with the Black liberation movement and the creation of Asian/Asian American studies in university departments.

#Trending #OpenAccess 📈 🔓 This paper analyses refugees’ voting behavior in Sweden. The results show that two major factors affect refugee turnout: the acquisition of citizenship, and the degree of diversity of nationality in the districts in which refugees live. Read more: doi.org/10.1080/0141...

doi.orgSocialization, citizenship and the electoral integration of refugees: evidence from SwedenThis 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...

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Lithuania’s new interior minister has said "Border guards should be allowed to shoot at people trying to cross the border." As the EU’s new “crisis” framework enables extraordinary migration measures, researchers warn that these terms are being used to undermine migrants’ and refugees’ rights.

lrt.ltOn Lithuania’s border, Europe is chipping away at refugee rightsPeople began entering the EU from Belarus in the summer of 2021. They were soon routinely subjected to pushbacks – and t...

#JobCall 📣 The University of Copenhagen is hiring two Postdoctoral Researchers to study institutional change driven by labour migration. This is a 2.5-year role with a 10% teaching load and a focus on high-impact publication. Full details: candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationI...

candidate.hr-manager.netPostdoctoral Researcher Position in Labour Immigration and Institutional ChangeDepartment of Sociology, University of Copenhagen The Employment Relations Research Centre (FAOS) at the Department of Sociology, University of Copenhagen, invi

#Trending #OpenAccess 📈 🔓 How racial stereotypes of African bodies shape talent development in Nigeria? Ejekwumadu interviews football academies on how these tropes influence local systems, not just European perceptions. Check out this paper here: doi.org/10.1080/0141...

doi.org“Big, strong, reliable guys who have the legs to run”: racialised stereotypes of the African player and talent development systems in West AfricaEthnic and Racial Studies

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Very happy to see this labor of love online, open access and part of an @ersjournal.com special issue titled "Migration Industry: Governance, Capital Accumulation and Global Dehumanization" co-edited by two inspiring luminaries of migration studies, Anna Triandafyllidou and Nina Glick Schiller.

🐣🔓 In this piece, Tyerman & Massey develop the concept of borderwork of sexual violence in detention to illuminate how sexual violence enforces detention’s coercive purpose, constructs incarcerated subjects as racialised “others”, and reinforces and polices racialised & sexualised national borders.

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imiscoe.org24th IMISCOE Annual Conference - IMISCOEIMISCOE is the largest European network of scholars in the area of migration and integration. The focus is on comparative research and joint research projects.

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This week's Editor's Pick on ResearchGate curated by Z. Vathi pairs two papers on race across scales: Vallejo on national belonging among people of colour in the US & Anthony Jack & Lee on invisible labour, race, and gender among highly skilled faculty. A reminder that race works both big & small.

🐣 🔓 How do Syrian refugees experience belonging in Germany? This #ERSNew study unpacks internalized racism, the guest–host metaphor, and how integration discourses shape and are shaped by pre-existing imaginaries from the Syrian context. A must-read on the affective politics of inclusion.