anders neergaard
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A4.1 Antiracist, migrant, ethnic minority organizations and networks have been central in demonstrating the prevalence of racism, fighting racism, and arguing for the need for studies of racism in migration research #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A3.4 Racism has a material base. White people gain privilege, status, wages and property values through racism #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A3.3 Research has also shown that racisms have structural and institutional character that does not self-identified racists – racism without racists. #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A3.2 Instead of looking for deficits among migrants, scholars of racism have focussed on power relations of which racism is one central, and the centrality of racism in explaining the exclusion and exploitation of migrants and other racialized groups. #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A3.1 To show how migration intersect with racism, and thus to relate migration studies to research on global racial formations #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A2.4 Exploitative racism, is the practices of using racism to lower the value of labour of migrants and other groups that racialized. “Wrong” skin colour or temporary residence permit facilitate employers use of low-paid labour #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A2.3 Exclusionary racism can be exemplified with fortress Europe, of preventing people to get into Europe, repatriation and other both externally and internally (segregation and forced residence) exclusionary policies #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A2.2 I see especially two logics of racisms in migration studies, on the one hand, exclusionary racism, and on the other, exploitative racism #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A2.1 Through studying the experience of migrants in Europe, racism is increasingly a central concept in capturing both material and symbolic inequalities, emphasising power relations #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A1.4 Today, the central symbol of the racialized “other” in Europe is the “immigrant” and Muslim “other”. But the “immigrant” is not necessarily an immigrant nor are all immigrants, “immigrants”. It is (often, but not always) a racism without race #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A1.3 The central forms of racisms in Europe has its origin in colonialism and racial capitalism of indigenous and ethnic “minorities” #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A1.2 The central forms of racisms in the USA have their origin in settler colonialism, genocide of the indigenous population and transatlantic slavery #AntiracismIMISCOE
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A1.1 Racism comes in many forms, often better to talk about racisms in plural. Racism against indigenous people Sapmi in North of Europe, against Jews and Romani, against migrants or people of migrant background especially from former colonies #AntiracismIMISCOE
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