
Racism and Borders
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Content
- Intro
- Introduction: Contemporary Border Struggles
- References
- Chapter 1. Racial profiling at the borders: Implications for National and Human Security
- History
- Scope and Effects Post 9/11
- Civil vs. Human Rights
- Advantages of the Human Rights Paradigm
- Benefits for Research
- Conclusion
- Note
- References
- Chapter 2. Racial Profiling
- Criticisms of s44 Policing Powers Used as "Routine"
- Targeting Muslim, Black and Asian Ethnic Groups
- Racial Profiling: History, Definition, Proof
- Apparent Sanctioning of Formal Ethnic Profiling
- Proving Ethnic Profiling
- Analysis and Methodology
- National Trends 2001-2008
- Table 1. England & Wales National Police and MET police Section 44 Stop & Search Data, 2001/2-2007/8
- Table 2. England & Wales and MET Police Section 44 Stop & Search Data, by Ethnic Proportions Stopped, 2001/2-2007/8
- MET-London
- Table 5. MET Section 44 Stop & Search Data, by ethnicity and month, June-September 2007
- Alienating and Stigmatizing Communities
- Discussion: Change the Law
- Clarity and Transparency
- Ethnic Monitoring
- The Media and Officer Perceptions
- Conclusion
- Notes
- References
- Chapter 3. Race and Imperialism: Migration and Border Control in the Canadian State
- Migrant Worker Programs: A Model of Transient Servitude
- Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program: Harvesting Injustice
- The Live-In Caregiver Program: The Feminization of Migration
- Securing Borders and Labor Flexibility
- The Apartheid of Citizenship
- Building Alliances of Solidarity not Charity
- Good Enough to Work, Good Enough to Stay
- Stolen Labor on Stolen Land
- One for All, All for One
- Conclusion
- References
- Chapter 4. Consuming Fears: Neo-liberal In/Securities, Cannibalization, and Psychopolitics
- Psychocentrism and the Psychopolitics of Neo-liberalism
- A Sociological Teratology: Global Capitalism as Cannibalization and Carnivalization
- Genealogizing the Dangerized: From Moral Insanity to Mental Illness
- Conceptualizing a Typology of Cannibalism
- Governing through Insecurity: Policing the Production of Disorder
- Dangerization, Risk, and Victimization
- Conclusion
- Notes
- References
- Chapter 5. "Border Panic" and the Bounds of Racial Identity
- Border Panic
- South of the Border
- Border Business and Racial Values
- Border Politics and the Properties of Whiteness
- The Mongrel Twenties
- Notes
- References
- Chapter 6. White-Out
- Chapter 7. "Self" and "the Other" A Journey of Mutual Recognition
- Still Becoming Nurtured in the Hospitality of Conversations
- Notes
- References
- Chapter 8. No One Is Illegal: Resistance and Borders
- Racist Immigration Practices in Canada Since September 11
- "No One Is Illegal": Organizing Defense of Immigrants and Refugees in Canada
- Flying Squads and Labor Unity
- A New Underground Railroad?
- Beginning to Build Bridges Towards De-colonization
- Conclusion
- Notes
- References
- Contributors
- Index
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