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Book SynopsisExposes institutionalised racism behind the inhuman migration and security policies of the EU
Trade Review'One of the best analysts of the complexities of racism in Europe today. This the major work we've been waiting for. An enormously accomplished and important book' -- Professor Avery Gordon, Department of Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara
'Presents an important analysis that should be used by anyone concerned about the real threats to human rights and democracy today' -- Professor Stephen Castles International Migration Institute, University of Oxford
'Deserves a slow and careful reading. Liz Fekete reaches into the unique archives of knowledge and provides a clear, detailed and insightful road map for those who want to navigate and understand where, how and why current executive actions are reproducing. This work of extraordinary thoroughness and clear, passionate moral insight provides a primer of unparalleled utility' -- Gareth Peirce, civil rights lawyer
Table of ContentsAcknowledgements
Foreword by A. Sivanandan
Introduction
Xeno-Racism and the Security State
1. The Emergence of Xeno-racism
2. Anti-Muslim Racism and the Security State
Islamophobia and Accusatory Processes
3. Enlightened Fundamentalism? Immigration, Feminism and the Right
4. The New McCarthyism
Detention and Deportation
5. The Deportation Machine
6. 'Speech Crime' and Deportation
The fight for Civil Rights
7. They Are Children Too
8. Islamophobia, Youth Resistance and the Meaning of Liberty
Notes to the text
Index
