Theories of race and racism Book

	Notes on contributors	xi
	Series Editor's Preface	xvii
	Preface	xix
	Acknowledgements	xxi
	Introduction: Theorising Race and Racism	1
Part 1	Origins and transformations
1	First Impressions	33
2	The Idiom of Race	51
3	Race and Racism	64
4	Race Relations	71
5	The Conservation of Races	79
6	Racial Beliefs in America	87
Part 2	Sociology, race and social theory
7	The Nature of Race Relations	105
8	Race: What it is Not	113
9	Race Relations in Sociological Theory	119
10	Apropos the Idea of 'Race' ... Again	125
11	Old and New Identities, Old and New Ethnicities	144
12	Racial Knowledge	154
13	The Theoretical Status of the Concept of Race	181
Part 3	Racism and anti-Semitism
14	The Jews: Myth and Counter-myth	195
15	Elements of Anti-Semitism	206
16	Modernity, Racism, Extermination	212
17	Are Jews White?	229
18	Looking Jewish, Seeing Jews	238
Part 4	Colonialism, race and the other
19	The Fact of Blackness	257
20	Imperial Culture	267
21	The White Family of Man	287
22	Under Western Eyes	302
23	Sexual Affronts and Racial Frontiers	324
24	'Race', Time and the Revision of Modernity	354
Part 5	Feminism, difference and identity
25	Racism and Feminism	373
26	White Woman Listen!	389
27	Black Feminist Thought	404
28	Race and Rights	421
29	Difference, Diversity, Differentiation	431
30	White Women, Race Matters	447
31	Black Feminism and the Academy	462
Part 6	Changing boundaries and spaces
32	Black Skin/White Boards	478
33	The Dialectics of Diaspora Identification	490
34	Identity and Diversity in Postmodern Politics	503
35	Identity and the Spaces of Authenticity	521
36	The Matter of Whiteness	539
37	Race, Reform and Retrenchment	549
38	America Again at the Crossroads	561
39	The Lore of the Homeland: Hindu Nationalism and Indigenist 'Neoracism'	573
40	Enjoy Your Nation as Yourself!	594
41	Racial Identity and Racial Identification	607
	Guide to further reading	616
	Name index	629
	Subject index	639