Ethnic and Racial Studies

Papers
(The median citation count of Ethnic and Racial Studies is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Saving the Children. Humanitarianism, Internationalism, and Empire91
The other side of terror: Black women and the culture of US empire58
Queer & Trans African mobilities: migration, asylum and diaspora46
Black privilege: modern middle class blacks with credentials and cash to spend Black privilege: modern middle class blacks with credentials and cash to spend , by Cassi 32
Anchors, archipelagos, and ports of departure: how resettlement shapes im/mobilities in Nyarugusu refugee camp, Tanzania30
Suburban refugees – class and resistance in Little Saigon30
Abolitionist intimacies: queer and trans migrants against the deportation state30
A tale of two people: openness to diversity and immigration policy preference30
The intimate life of criminalization. Affective governance in contentious migrant solidarity28
Re-vitalising the Asian gang: animated Muslim agency27
The battle against ethnic discrimination: realizing the (utopian) promise of non-discrimination law25
Rain of ash: Roma, Jews, and the Holocaust23
Cities and migration22
To decolonize migration studies means to dismantle it. On Adrian Favell’s The Integration Nation and question-ability22
Imperial nostalgia: how the British conquered themselves Imperial nostalgia: how the British conquered themselves , by Peter Mitchell, Manchester, Manchester University 21
“The sky is the limit. So I just hope, one day, I will reach my destiny:” hope, uncertainty, and disillusionment among LGBTQ + migrants in South Africa21
On the basis of race: how higher education navigates affirmative action policies20
The Oxford handbook of religion and Europe The Oxford handbook of religion and Europe , edited by Grace Davie and Lucian N. Leustean, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2020
Afro-Sweden: becoming Black in a color-blind country Afro-Sweden: becoming Black in a color-blind country , by Ryan Thomas Skinner, foreword by Jason Timbuktu Diakité, M20
Anti-racist scholar-activism20
Defying the exclusionary homogeneity of Irish whiteness: mixed-race children in Irish industrial schools in the twentieth century19
Handbook of return migration Handbook of return migration , edited by Russell King and Katie Kuschminder, Cheltenham, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2022, xvi+368pp., ₤180 (ha19
Breaking the racial silence: putting racial literacy to work in Australia18
Emotions and resistance in diaspora: the case of Australia’s Kurds from Turkey17
Drawing past displacement in Cabo Delgado: from cognitive maps to durable solutions17
White terrorism on trial: anti-Muslim violence, Canadian counterterrorism, and the legal boundaries of white nationalism17
Gendered transnational impunity and infrastructural violence on the migrant journey through Mexico16
Bodies on the front lines: performance, gender, and sexuality in Latin America and the Caribbean16
Culture as politics in contemporary migration contexts: the in/visibilization of power relations16
Black scholarship in a white academy: perseverance in the face of injustice15
Reexamining racism, sexism, and identity taxation in the academy15
Frantz Fanon: combat breathing15
Speaking back through repetitioning: black women’s resistance and empowerment in global university spaces15
A cosmopolitan explanation of the integration paradox: a mixed methods approach15
Rivers of injustice: exploring Oklahoma’s black floodplain communities through the framework of whiteness as property14
Second-generation education and earnings across birth cohorts: ethno-racial variations in Canada14
Socialization, citizenship and the electoral integration of refugees: evidence from Sweden14
Mechanisms and mechanics of racial hierarchy: focusing on the “How” of racism14
My country, white or wrong: Christian nationalism, race, and blind patriotism14
Immigration bureaucracies and state-created categories across the globe14
The context of struggle: racial capitalism and political praxis in South Africa14
Interrogating the “economic migrant” in British political discourse: race, class, the economy and the human14
The inattention economy: how women of color built the internet14
From transnational to trans-Indigenous: a critical analysis of the role of categorization and everyday coloniality in Indigenous mobilities14
Sounding resistance: critical reflections on participatory sound-based research with racialized youth under surveillance14
Remembering and dealing with violent past: diasporic experiences and transnational dimensions14
Antisemitism and Islamophobia in Europe: the constellation as an analytic tool for the critical study of race and religion13
Behind crimmigration: ICE, law enforcement, and resistance in America13
Waiting for resettlement: experiences of Iranian refugee women in Turkey13
Resisting Hindutva in the digital Indian diaspora: notes from Australia13
Contested concepts in a predominantly anglophone publication market13
The surrounds: urban life within and beyond capture The surrounds: urban life within and beyond capture , by Abdoumaliq Simone, Durham, NC, Duke University Press, 2022, 13
The Muslim Trap: negotiating being and belonging in turbulent times13
Black movement: African American urban history since the great migration13
Fractal repair: queer histories of modern Jamaica13
Remnants: embodied archives of the Armenian genocide12
Introduction12
The religious aspiration-capability nexus in African youth migration12
Innocent girls, wicked women: interfaith marriages, class, and ethnicity in Israel12
Seeing like a Muslim12
Fragmenting Cities. The State, Territorial Stigmatization and Urban Marginality12
Repositioning, not replacing, race: the case for concepts of descent-based difference12
The elsewhere is Black: ecological violence & improvised life11
Burdens of belonging: managing the emotional toll of exclusion11
Fighting discrimination in a hostile political environment: the case of “colour-blind” France11
Migration, collective remittances and religion: the growth of Alevi worship places (cemevi) in the rural homeland11
Indigenous peoples and borders11
Legal spectatorship: slavery and the visual culture of domestic violence Legal spectatorship: slavery and the visual culture of domestic violence , by Kelli Moore, Durha11
“Carnal conviviality” and the end of race?11
Whiteness as freedom: paradoxes of liberty and slavery in British New York, 1664–176311
How integration policies relate to perceptions of discrimination and feelings of belonging among immigrants and children of immigrants. A multilevel perspective11
The souls of white jokes: how racist humour fuels white supremacy The souls of white jokes: how racist humour fuels white supremacy , by Raúl Pérez, Stanford, CA, Stanfo11
Race in Irish literature and culture11
Privilege or marginalization: how Chinese youth from divergent class backgrounds make sense of racism in the U.S. and Australia11
Citizenry exclusion theory: understanding why immigrant-serving nonprofits emerge11
Black women’s stories of everyday racism: narrative analysis for social change11
Black Caribbean youth in transatlantic perspective11
The state you see: how government visibility creates political distrust and racial inequality11
Confederate reckoning and resignifying racism in Brazil: local memory politics and anti-racist movement strategies11
My fourth time, we drowned: seeking refuge on the world’s deadliest migration route10
Steve Fenton, 1942–202510
The Asian Gang Revisited : response to symposium10
White gatekeeping: how emotions and internalized white supremacy impact white antiracism10
The Chee Kung Tong: a voluntary sworn brotherhood across the Cantonese world10
Between solidarity and hostility: exploring the paradox of community through peer research10
Played out: the race man in twenty-first-century satire Played out: the race man in twenty-first-century satire , by Brandon J. Manning, New Brunswick, Rutgers Universit10
The unintended: photography, property, and the aesthetics of racial capitalism10
Racial baggage: Mexican immigrants and race across the border10
On the limits of antiracism: how antiracist opposition is connected to racism denial in Germany10
Network-diversification and trust-building strategies of transnational migrant entrepreneurs: evidence from African migrant entrepreneurs in South China10
“Are we criminals?” – everyday racialisation in temporary asylum accommodation10
Reflections on settlerism: recreational colonialism and the rhetorical landscapes of the outdoors10
Divergent governance over African communities in two Chinese cities10
A house still divided: the 2024 election and the racial politics of congress10
What do indigenous parties want? The case of Palestinian citizens of Israel10
Black and queer on campus10
Disinformation as repression signaling: the cost of dissent in Russia10
Conditions for cultural belonging among youth of immigrant descent in Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom. Comparative analysis of intergroup experiences and classroom contexts10
Laboring in the shadows: precarity and promise in Black youth work10
If there is no struggle there is not progress: Black politics in twentieth-century Philadelphia10
Anti-racism in grassroots football: bridging policy gaps and local struggles in migration-shaped communities10
Liberty Road: Black middle-class suburbs and the battle between civil rights and neoliberalism Liberty Road: Black middle-class suburbs and the battle between civil rights and neolibera9
Preface9
The manufacturing of job displacement: how racial capitalism drives immigrant and gender inequality in the labor market9
Not All In : reflecting on health care and racialized legal status under Trump 2.09
Revisiting the Muslimness of the Asian gang: locating British Bangladeshis in a changing global geopolitical context9
Immigration: how the past shapes the present9
“I am born on the land of Pakistan. I am Pakistani.”: Terric nationalism among Hindu Pakistanis9
From The Wealth of Nations to The Global City (over two hundred years of insights on the city and migration)9
When citizenship is off the table: the comfortable transience of high-skilled Indian women migrants in the UAE9
Red tape and racialized legal status: how Boston’s migrant health safety net unraveled9
Once a refugee, always a refugee? The social construction of refugee status after resettlement9
Class versus race? Multidimensional inequality and intersectional identities in France9
Perceived discrimination and depressive symptoms among Muslims in the United States9
Navigating the everyday as middle-class British Pakistani women: ethnicity, identity and belonging9
Understanding the case of Barcelona from the “Spanish model” of international migration: commentary on “Destination Barcelona: migration processes in a historical and contemporary perspective” by Sòni9
White supremacy and racism in progressive America: race, place, and space9
Contesting policy categories using intersectionality: reflections for studying migration governance9
Collective representation work as stigma management. Young Muslims from Furuset, Oslo9
Race and the colour-line. The boundaries of Europeanness in Poland8
On transits and transitions: trans migrants and U.S. immigration law8
The edges of critique: thinking with A Critical Synergy8
The end of peacekeeping: gender, race, and the martial politics of intervention8
Homemaking as everyday resistance: the settler colonial context of Palestinians in Israel8
“These benefits are ours because we were here first”: relating autochthony to welfare chauvinism and welfare ethnocentrism8
“It was hard work, and it is still hard work”: towards a fluid typology of Black (imprisoned) motherwork8
Kinesthetic community: sensing movement within the Palestinian Chilean foodscape8
Black like this, not like that: how Afro-Latines navigate Black and Latine ethnoracial hierarchies in the U.S.8
Conjured Bodies: Queer Racialization in Contemporary Latinidad Conjured Bodies: Queer Racialization in Contemporary Latinidad , by Laura Grappo, Austin, TX, University o8
Symposium on Arun Kundnani's What Is Antiracism? And Why It Means Anticapitalism8
New growth: the art and texture of Black hair8
Beyond puzzlement: rethinking Latino conservatives’ politics of race, ethnicity, and immigration in the Trump era8
Left out of the left behind? Ethnic minority support for Brexit8
Fateful triangles: integration, race and evidence-based policymaking in Sweden and the UK8
Multinational migration and post-return identity negotiation: an intersectional study of Japanese-Pakistani Muslim youths8
Protesting power-sharing: citizenship acts and eventful protest in divided societies8
Every creed and race find an equal place: understandings of race in Junior Panorama8
Served by migrants: contextualizing elites’ mobile lifestyles8
The slipperiness and indeterminacy of eugenics8
Ethnic stratification and structural pluralism in Guyana8
White man’s work: race and middle-class mobility into the progressive era8
Compelled exile performances: the precarity-performance-repression dynamic for exile activists from Bhutan8
Leandro Mbomio, the “Black Picasso”: Spanish state propaganda, Blackness, and neocolonialism in Equatorial Guinea8
Introduction: roaming and rooted – migration, religion, spirituality and the transnational lives of African youth8
Be Water: Collective improvisation in Hong Kong’s anti-extradition protests8
Indigenous peoples rise up: the global ascendency of social media activism8
Unseen flesh: gynecology and black queer worth-making in Brazil8
Symposium on Ann Morning’s and Marcello Maneri’s An Ugly Word: Rethinking Race in Italy and the United States7
Blackness as a universal claim: holocaust heritage, noncitizen futures, and Black power in Berlin Blackness as a universal claim: holocaust heritage, noncitizen futures, and Black power7
Labour struggles as lived citizenship. Precarious migrant workers as agents of change7
Antiracism in dark times7
The New Crusades: Islamophobia and the global war on Muslims7
Fatal denial: racism and political life of black infant mortality7
Religion and perceived attitudes among African immigrants in Guangzhou, China7
Introduction7
Attacking affirmative action: William Bennett's post-racial fiction in defense of whiteness as property7
Branding Black womanhood: media citizenship from Black power to Black girl magic7
Textures: the history and art of black hair7
Precarity of belonging? Belongingness and race of ethnically diverse young people in Hong Kong7
Do I belong here?” : uncovering racialized experiences of Dutch Caribbean students in The Netherlands through a participatory action research-based int7
Are Muslim experiences taken seriously in theories of Islamophobia? A literature review of Muslim experiences with social exclusion in the West7
Does the Muslim penalty in the British labour market dissipate after accounting for so-called “sociocultural attitudes”?7
On Blackness, images and anti-racist work7
Can the battle for the black mind be won?7
We’ll see things they’ll never see: love, hope, and neurodiversity7
The political discourse of Arabs in Israel: moralism, radical realism, and realistic realism7
Transatlantic Liverpool: shades of the Black Atlantic7
Food as a social weapon: Peruvian immigrant entrepreneurs claiming home, belonging, and distinction in Southern California7
Black women in white academe: a qualitative analysis of heightened inclusion tax7
Living together (and apart) on the move: new directions in everyday multiculturalism7
Heroes, villains and naked nations: micro-solidarity and grounded nationalism in times of crisis7
Academic profiling in Britain? Exploring Black youth’s experiences of tracking in schools7
The externalization of legal categories: how U.S. immigration law shapes Central American youth migrants’ journeys through Mexico7
2025 Martin Bulmer Prize7
Lancaster Back History Group: anti-racist education after the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests7
Introduction6
Belonging and becoming in the city and the countryside: young people, (multi)culture and the urban/rural divide6
“Is there anywhere left that is not considered racist?”: demystifying the online backlash against rural racism6
Cross cultural urbanism: the case of Miami6
The problem of color racism in scholarship on modern and contemporary East Central Europe: a mismatch made in heaven?6
Empowerment, desegregation, and civil repair6
The aesthetic character of blackness: sounds like us6
Transnational culture in the Iranian Armenian diaspora6
Chinese voluntary associations in the diaspora: ethnicity, gender and the (re)making of ancestral communities6
The possible form of an interlocution. W. E. B. Du Bois and Max Weber in correspondence6
Challenges to transforming narratives and seeing others6
Almost futures: sovereignty and refuge at world’s end6
Media reparations: evaluating media reform projects6
Refuge: how the state shapes human potential Refuge: how the state shapes human potential , by Heba Gowayed, New Jersey/Oxford, Princeton University Press, 2022, 208pp.,6
“My favorite is the assumption of internalized racism”: Black women, racial boundaries, and interracial relationships6
Introduction6
“A Roar of Rage”, “Toddlers with Guns” and “Eternal Bloody Protest”: some First Nations peoples’ perceptions about #BlackLivesMatter activism in Australia6
List of Referees 1st September 2021 to 31st August 20226
Symposium on Tariq Modood’s and Thomas Sealy’s The New Governance of Religious Diversity6
Empowered: a woman faculty of color's guide to teaching and thriving (Vol. 7)6
God's resistance: mobilizing faith to defend immigrants6
Klandamentalism: Bob Jones at the intersection of revivalism, politics, and white supremacy6
Only a few blocks to Cuba: cold war refugee policy, the Cuban diaspora, and the transformation of Miami6
The refugee system: a sociological approach The refugee system: a sociological approach , by Rawan Arar and David Scott FitzGerald, Cambridge, Polity, 2023, 272 pp., $266
Cistem failure: essays on blackness and cisgender Cistem failure: essays on blackness and cisgender , by Marquis Bey, Durham, Duke University Press, 2022, xvi + 162pp., 6
More than “just Black”: the Black second generation at the intersections of race, class, and ethnicity6
Between active citizenship and exploitation: understanding exhaustion and disposability in un(der)paid and low-paid labor by refugees in the Netherlands6
Inhabitants of the deep: the blueness of Blackness6
Indigenous archives: the Maya diaspora and mobile cultural production6
Engendering blackness, slavery and the ontology of sexual violence6
Young, gifted and diverse: origins of the new Black elite Young, gifted and diverse: origins of the new Black elite , by Camille Z. Charles, Douglas S. Massey, Kimberly 6
Coloniality of power, Eurocentrism and Latin America6
The discourse that makes racism disappear: Italian football and the (re)construction of the Maignan case6
From the Editor6
Israel's Black Panthers: the radicals who punctured a nation’s founding myth6
Symposium on Ali Meghji’s A Critical Synergy: Race, Decoloniality, and World Crises6
Mediated emotions of migration: reclaiming affect for agency6
Brothers in grief: the hidden toll of gun violence on black boys and their schools6
Racializing human rights: political orientation, racial beliefs, and media use as predictors of support for human rights violations – a case study of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict6
Freedom Now! Forgotten photographs of the civil rights struggle6
Navigating restricted social rights: networked individualism as a coping mechanism for undocumented Chinese immigrants in the United States6
Precarious motherhood: navigating relationships and support post-migration in the UK6
Transnational repression in an age of global authoritarianism: experiences of Uyghur diaspora activists in Sweden6
Anti-racism, multiculturalism and human rights: reconceiving the politics of diversity in employment and education6
Uncovering social assimilation disparities: immigrants’ volunteering in associations5
Urban social mechanisms at work: commentary on “Stockholm: social mechanisms of migrants’ emplacement in a segregated global city” by Johan Sandberg5
Bordering subjectivities: the psychic holds of Britain’s asylum system5
Research handbook on EU migration and asylum law5
Experience of discrimination in egalitarian societies: the Sámi and majority populations in Sweden and Norway5
Towards housing assistance solidarity for EU citizens? Resistance against surveillance and active engagement among mobile homeless Romanians in Madrid5
African women in Iberia. The Fernandino elite in Barcelona5
Online extremism and Islamophobic language and sentiment when discussing the COVID-19 pandemic and misinformation on Twitter5
Health care civil rights: how discrimination law fails patients5
Antiracist protest in Germany: (mediated) racism experiences and emotions as drivers of mobilization5
California, a slave state5
Geek girls: inequality and opportunity in Silicon Valley Geek girls: inequality and opportunity in Silicon Valley , by France Winddance Twine, New York, New York Univers5
Divide and conquer: race, gangs, identity, and conflict Divide and conquer: race, gangs, identity, and conflict , by Robert D. Weide, Pennsylvania, Temple University Pre5
A review of the model minority myth: understanding the social, educational and health impacts5
Symposium on Tiffany D. Joseph’s Not All In: Race, Immigration, and Health Care Exclusion in the Age of Obamacare5
Beyond Kenmure Street: lifecycles of antiracism amongst activists in Glasgow5
Golden Visas and everyday citizenship: views of the new Chinese migration in Portugal5
The last plantation: racism and resistance in the halls of Congress5
“Like a dead person you live in Palestine”: students on precarity under occupation5
Carbon colonialism: how rich countries export climate breakdown5
Postcolonial surveillance. Europe’s border technologies between colony and crisis5
The war on critical race theory: or, the remaking of racism5
Learning whiteness: education and the settler colonial state Learning whiteness: education and the settler colonial state , by Arathi Sriprakash, Sophie Rudolph, and Jes5
Race and digital media: an introduction5
Contexts, categories and superdiversities5
Women of rendezvous: a transatlantic story of family and slavery5
Suspended lives: navigating everyday violence in the US asylum system5
Bernard Magubane on the political economy of race and class in South Africa5
Not a “sorority party”: black sororities in defense of themselves and Kamala Harris5
Conceptualizing xenophobia as structural violence in the lives of refugee women in Gauteng, South Africa5
Mahommah Gardo Baquaqua: an enslaved Muslim of the Black Atlantic5
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