Race and Nation: Ethnic Systems in the Modern World Book

	Race and nation, identity and power : thinking comparatively about ethnic systems	1
Pt. 1	Founding and sustaining myths
1	Guilty pleasures : the satisfactions of racial thinking in early-nineteenth-century California	33
2	Mestizaje and the "ethnicization" of race in Latin America	53
3	Creating a racial paradise : citizenship and sociology in Hawai'i	69
4	White into black : race and national identity in contemporary Brazil	87
5	Memories of Japanese identity and racial hierarchy	115
Pt. 2	Colonialisms and their legacies
6	Ethnicity and power in North Africa : Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco	135
7	Racial frontiers in Jamaica's nonracial nationhood	155
8	Between subjects and citizens : Algerians, Islam, and French national identity during the Great War	171
9	On becoming German : politics of membership in Germany	195
Pt. 3	Nation making
10	Reinventing the nation : building a bicultural future from a monocultural past in Aotearoa/New Zealand	215
11	Metaphors of race and discourse of nation : racial theory and state nationalism in the first decades of the Turkish Republic	239
12	The fragmented nation : genealogy, identity, and social hierarchy in Turkmenistan	257
13	Becoming Cambodian : ethnicity and the Vietnamese in Kampuchea	273
Pt. 4	Boundaries within
14	A race apart? : the paradox of Sikh ethnicity and nationalism	299
15	Race and ethnicity in South Africa : ideology and experience	319
16	Eritrea's identity as a cultural crossroads	337
17	The problem of the color-blind : notes on the discourse on race in Italy	355