Ethnic and Racial Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Ethnic and Racial Studies is 2. 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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Anti-Asian discrimination and the Asian-white mental health gap during COVID-19166
Racism and nationalism during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic109
Illness spillovers of lethal police violence: the significance of gendered marginalization50
Knowledge production, reflexivity, and the use of categories in migration studies: tackling challenges in the field46
Introduction to the special issue: Rethinking difference in India through racialization39
“From Standing Rock to Palestine we are United”: diaspora politics, decolonization and the intersectionality of struggles37
Face mask symbolism in anti-Asian hate crimes34
The battleground of asylum and immigration policies: a conceptual inquiry33
Global Castes31
Prejudice and pandemic in the promised land: how white Christian nationalism shapes Americans’ racist and xenophobic views of COVID-1931
Caste, racialization, and the making of environmental unfreedoms in urban India28
Perceived COVID-19 health threat increases psychological distress among Black Americans27
The “Covid excuse”: EUropean border violence in the Mediterranean Sea23
Intersections of race and skills in European migration to Asia: between white cultural capital and “passive whiteness”21
The social organization of difference20
Racialization and ethnicization: Hindutva hegemony and caste20
Swedish surnames, British accents: passing among post-Soviet migrants in Helsinki19
Who wants to be Norwegian – who gets to be Norwegian? Identificational assimilation and non-recognition among immigrant origin youth in Norway18
Difference in difference: language, geography, and ethno-racial identity in contemporary Iran17
How COVID-19 may alleviate the multiple marginalization of racialized migrant workers16
Has the Covid-19 pandemic undermined public support for a diverse society? Evidence from a natural experiment in Germany16
More than race: a comparative analysis of “new” Indian and Chinese migration in Singapore16
Border panic over the pandemic: mediated anxieties about migrant sex workers and queers during the AIDS crises in Turkey15
How, still, is the Black Caribbean child made educationally subnormal in the English school system?15
Migration, sex work and trafficking: the racialized bordering politics of sexual humanitarianism15
Knowledge production for whom? Doing migrations, colonialities and standpoints in non-hegemonic migration research15
Rethinking refuge in the time of COVID-1914
If you don’t know how, just learn: Chinese housing and the transformation of Uyghur domestic space14
Enfranchising immigrants and/or emigrants? Attitudes towards voting rights expansion among sedentary nationals in Europe14
Sinophobia in the Asian century: race, nation and Othering in Australia and Singapore14
Workforce diversity policies in practice: drivers and barriers in local administrations13
Race, whiteness and internationality in transnational education: academic and teacher expatriates in Malaysia13
The racialization of North Koreans in South Korea: diasporic co-ethnics in the South Korean ethnolinguistic nation13
Introduction: confronting the legacy and contemporary iterations of racial politics in the Middle East13
What do they talk about when they talk about Europe? Euro-ambivalence in far right ideology13
It is all about “Hope”: evidence on the immigrant optimism paradox13
The sexual politics of border control: an introduction12
Intergenerational narratives of citizenship among EU citizens in the UK after the Brexit referendum12
Rental discrimination, perceived threat and public attitudes towards immigration and refugees12
Racists without racism? From colourblind to entitlement racism online12
The postmigrant generation between racial discrimination and new orientation: from hegemony to convivial everyday practice11
Race, police, and the pandemic: considering the role of race in public health policing11
Dirty food: racism and casteism in India11
Theorizing racialization through India’s “Mongolian Fringe”11
Diversity, media and racial capitalism: a case study on publishing11
Resisting racism in everyday life: from ignoring to confrontation and protest11
“The Souls of White Folk” (1920–2020): a century of Peril and prophecy11
Race, immigration and health: the Hostile Environment and public health responses to Covid-1911
Young Muslim Australians’ experiences of intergroup contact and its implications for intercultural relations11
Gate-keeping the nation: discursive claims, counter-claims and racialized logics of whiteness11
Who counts as multiracial?11
Migration and new racism beyond colour and the “West”: co-ethnicity, intersectionality and postcoloniality11
Donald Trump, the anti-Muslim far right and the new conservative revolution11
Claiming membership: boundaries, positionality, US citizenship, and what it means to be American10
Race and ethnicity in pandemic times10
New models of the “Good refugee” – bureaucratic expectations of Syrian refugees in Germany10
Broomscapes: racial capitalism, waste, and caste in Indian Railway Stations10
“We don’t throw stones, we throw flowers”: race discourse and race evasiveness in the Norwegian university classroom10
White ignorance, race, and feminist politics in Sweden10
Surviving the white space: perspectives on how middle-class Black men navigate cultural racism10
Becoming banal: incentivizing and monopolizing the nation in post-Soviet Russia10
“As queer refugees, we are out of category, we do not belong to one, or the other”: LGBTIQ+ refugees’ experiences in “ambivalent” queer spaces10
A review of the model minority myth: understanding the social, educational and health impacts10
The Windrush Scandal and the individualization of postcolonial immigration control in Britain9
The demands of displacement, the micro-aggressions of multiculturalism: performing an idea of “Indianness” in Singapore9
Compounded inequality: how the U.S. Paycheck Protection Program is failing Los Angeles Latino small businesses9
Cultural violence in the aftermath of the Brexit Referendum: manifestations of post-racial xeno-racism9
The impossible quest of Nasreen Qadri to claim colonial privilege in Israel9
Good immigrants, permitted outsiders: conditional inclusion and citizenship in comparison9
On the perils of racialized Chineseness: race, nation and entangled racisms in China and Southeast Asia9
Channel crossings: offshoring asylum and the afterlife of empire in the Dover Strait9
Xenophobia among radical and mainstream right-wing party voters: prevalence, correlates and influence on party support9
The transnational routes of white and Hindu nationalisms9
The very ivory tower: pathways reproducing racial-ethnic stratification in US academic science9
Tracing racism in antiracist narrative texts online9
What explains diversity-policy adoption? Policy entrepreneurs and advocacy coalitions in two French cities9
Panethnicity as a reactive identity: primary panethnic identification among Latino-Hispanics in the United States9
Hate begets hate: anti-refugee violence increases anti-refugee attitudes in Germany8
“Because for us, as Europeans, it is only normal again when we are great again”: metapolitical whiteness and the normalization of white supremacist discourse in the wake of Trump8
What happens to refugee-origin entrepreneurs? Combining mixed embeddedness and strategy perspectives in a longitudinal study8
“Muslims are Finally waking up”: post-9/11 American immigrant youth challenge conditional citizenship8
My country, white or wrong: Christian nationalism, race, and blind patriotism8
The vicarious effects of hate: inter-ethnic hate crime in the neighborhood and its consequences for exclusion and anticipated rejection8
Memories of violence in the Rwandan diaspora: intergenerational transmission and conflict transportation8
New racism or new Asia: what exactly is new and how does race matter?8
Legal precarity, migrant mothering and the space of hesitation in Paris7
Moving untouched: B. R. Ambedkar and the racialization of untouchability7
Institutional racism within the securitization of migration. The case of family reunification in Belgium7
Diversity in local political practice7
Is queer-and-trans youth homelessness a form of displacement? A queer epistemological review of refugee studies’ theoretical borders7
Breaking the racial silence: putting racial literacy to work in Australia7
Biography, belonging and legacies of the Yugoslav disintegration wars in the lives of postmigrant youth in Switzerland7
When does hate hurt the most? Generational differences in the association between ethnic and racial harassment, ethnic attachment, and mental health7
Externalization or imitation: the 2015–16 asylum-seeker immigration as a catalyst for local structural change7
“Winners and losers of neoliberalism”: the intersection of class and race in the case of Syrian refugees in Turkey7
Genocidal processes: social death in Xinjiang7
Experiencing whiteness: intra-EU migration of Romanians to Paris and London7
Cultures of rejection in the Covid-19 crisis7
Flows and modalities of global Islamophobia7
Narratives of coercive precarity experienced by mothers seeking asylum in the UK (Wales)7
How Muslims’ denomination shapes their integration: the effects of religious marginalization in origin countries on Muslim migrants’ national identifications and support for gender equality7
Being Muslim “without a fuss”: relaxed religiosity and conditional inclusion in Danish schools and society7
Remembering and dealing with violent past: diasporic experiences and transnational dimensions7
Racism without racial difference? Co-ethnic racism and national hierarchies among Nikkeijin ethnic return migrants in Japan6
In search of legal stability: predicaments of asylum-seeking mothers in Berlin6
Is intersectional racial justice organizing possible? Confronting generic intersectionality6
Recognition as acknowledgement: symbolic politics in multicultural democracies6
Diasporic group boundaries and solidarity in the making: collective memory in the anti-war protests in Sweden6
Pull up the roots: response to Dahinden, Goodman, Statham and Schinkel on The Integration Nation: Immigration and Colonial Power in Liberal Democracies (Polity 2022)6
“Just tensions left, right and centre”: assessing the social impact of international migration on deindustrialized locale6
Counter-radicalization, Islam and Laïcité: policed multiculturalism in France’s Banlieues6
Spatial performances of gender, Islam and the “secular”: Muslim girls’ playing football in Dutch public playgrounds6
The transnational life course: an integrated and unified theoretical concept for migration research6
No sex before marriage? Migrant youth navigating restrictive norms regarding premarital relationships6
Staying silent or speaking up: reactions to racialization affecting Muslims in Madrid6
Anti-immigrant prejudice in a post-socialist context: the role of identity-based explanations6
Black women in white academe: a qualitative analysis of heightened inclusion tax6
Rejecting Muslim or Christian religious practices in five West European countries: a case of discriminatory rejection?6
Race, blood, and nation: the manifestations of eugenics in Central and Eastern Europe6
Arguing about antisemitism: why we disagree about antisemitism, and what we can do about it6
Nested contexts of reception: Latinx identity development across a new immigrant community6
Thehole, thecorridorand the landings: reframing Lampedusa through the COVID-19 emergency6
Who belongs to the “historic nation”? Fictive ethnicity and (iI)liberal uses of religious heritage6
The context of struggle: racial capitalism and political praxis in South Africa6
Theorizing Buddhist anti-Muslim nationalism as global Islamophobia6
Measuring the impact of diversity attitudes and practices of people without migration background on inclusion and exclusion in ethnically diverse contexts. Introducing the diversity attitudes and prac6
Benjamin Netanyahu as a mobilizing symbol in ethno-class divisions among Jewish Israelis, 2009–20216
“Diversity is a corporate plan”: racialized equity labor among university employees6
Inherited traumas in diaspora: postmemory, past-presencing and mobilisation of second-generation Kurds in Europe6
Provincializing “immigrant integration”: privileged migration to Nairobi and the problem of integration6
Islam, locality and trust: making Muslim spaces in the Netherlands6
Borderlands of reproduction: bodies, borders, and assisted reproductive technologies in Israel/Palestine5
“Seeing like integration”: an exploratory study of Bergamo’s integration model, Italy5
Online extremism and Islamophobic language and sentiment when discussing the COVID-19 pandemic and misinformation on Twitter5
The impact of intergroup contact on attitudes towards immigrants: a case study of Australia5
Overcoming stigma: the boundary work of privileged mothers of Turkish background in Berlin’s private schools5
Challenging oppression: how grassroots anti-racism in Berlin breaks borders5
Music and words against racism: a qualitative study with racialized artists in Italy5
Decolonising Islamophobia5
Racism as neglect and denial5
The accommodation of Muslim body practices in German public swimming pools5
Loathsome Hui parasites: Islamophobia, ethnic chauvinism, and popular responses to the 2020 Wuhan coronavirus outbreak5
Here, there and everywhere: nationalism after Brexit5
“The happiest city in England” Brighton’s narratives of diversity between “success stories” and sidelined issues5
Affirming or contesting white innocence? Anti-racism frames in grassroots activists’ accounts5
Empathy plasticity: decolonizing and reorganizing Wikipedia and other online spaces to address racial equity5
Who liberalizes high-skilled immigration policy and when? Partisanship and the timing of policy liberalization in 19 European states5
Are lighter-skinned Tanisha and Jamal worth more pay? White people’s gendered colorism toward Black job applicants with racialized names5
“I returned to being an immigrant”: onward Latin American migrants and Brexit5
Anti-racist mobilization in France: between quiet activism and awareness raising5
Fighting discrimination in a hostile political environment: the case of “colour-blind” France5
Rap against brownface and the politics of racism in Singapore5
“My second choice was Armenia”: motivations for diasporic return migration among Iranian Armenians to Armenia5
Revitalizing the Indigenous, integrating into the colonized? The banal colonialism of immigrant integration in Swedish Sápmi5
“The European family? Wouldn’t that be the white people?”: Brexit and British ethnic minority attitudes towards Europe5
Does the Muslim penalty in the British labour market dissipate after accounting for so-called “sociocultural attitudes”?5
Babri retold: rewriting popular memory through Islamophobic humor5
Decoding “decoloniality” in the academy: tensions and challenges in “decolonising” as a “new” language and praxis in British history and geography5
“People love talking about racism”: downplaying discrimination, and challenges to anti-racism among Eritrean migrants in Australia4
Religious symbolism and politics: hijab and resistance in Palestine4
Institutional penalty: mentoring, service, perceived discrimination and its impacts on the health and academic careers of Latino faculty4
Immigration and robots: is the absence of immigrants linked to the rise of automation?4
The limits of tolerance: before and after Brexit and the German Refugee Crisis4
The possessive investment in honorary whiteness?: how Asian and Asian Americans reify a transnational racial order through language4
How women of colour engineering faculty respond to wage disparities4
The South African tradition of racial capitalism4
Racialized politics of garbage: waste management in urban Roma settlements in Eastern Europe4
Integration Discourses, the Purification of Gender and Interventions in Family Migrations4
Effects of racial profiling: the subjectivation of discriminatory police practices4
Young Spanish au pairs in London: migration and gender tensions in the context of intra-EU mobilities4
Fever dreams: W. E. B. Du Bois and the racial trauma of COVID-19 and lynching4
Legacies of eugenics: confronting the past, forging a future4
“Tough on immigration”: social democratic parties, group interests and the ethnic minority vote4
Integration and intersectionality: boundaries and belonging “from above” and “from below”. Introduction to the special issue4
The travelling art installation Prijedor ‘92 : transnational memorialisation and the 1.5 generation4
Black workers in Silicon Valley: macro and micro boundaries4
One drop on the move: historical legal context, racial classification, and migration4
Racism, postracialism and why media matter4
Sexual citizenship, pride parades, and queer migrant Im/Mobilities4
The flood, the traitors, and the protectors: affect and white identity in the Internet Research Agency’s Islamophobic propaganda on Twitter4
Queer motherhood in the context of legal precarity: experiences of lesbian mothers seeking asylum in Germany4
Putonghua vs. minority languages: distribution of language laws, regulations, and documents in mainland China4
Beyond integration versus homeland attachment: how migrant organizations affect processes of anchoring and embedding4
Carving out a space to belong: young Syrian men negotiating patriarchal dividend, (in)visibility and (mis)recognition in the Netherlands4
Framing the present through the past: Ukrainian diaspora in France, Holodomor memory and the 2014 critical juncture4
Racism and media: a response from Australia during the global pandemic4
Who is Afro-Chilean? Authenticity struggles and boundary making in Chile’s northern borderland4
Token fatigue: tolls of marginalization in white male spaces4
Deterritorialized and unfinished “integration nations”?4
Race, ethnicity, and the incorporation experiences of Hmong American young adults: insights from a mixed-method, longitudinal study4
Dealing with a violent past and its remnants in the present: the challenges of remembering the wars in Chechnya in the Chechen Diaspora in the EU4
“Just take it off, where’s the problem?” How online commenters draw on neoliberal rationality to justify labour market discrimination against women wearing headscarves4
Becoming “Historically Marginalized Peoples”: examining Twa perceptions of boundary shifting and re-categorization in post-genocide Rwanda4
Radical sovereignty, rhetorical borders, and the everyday decolonial praxis of Indigenous peoplehood and Two-Spirit reclamation4
Polite responses to stigmatization: ethics of exemplarity among French Muslim elites4
Young Belgian Muslims: between religious reactivity and individualization4
Hierarchies of mixedness: hybridity, mixed-race racisms and belonging for Eurasians in Singapore4
Theorizing “new ethnicities” in diasporic Europe: Jews, Muslims and Stuart Hall4
Recent trends in intra-EU mobilities: the articulation between migration, social protection, gender and citizenship systems4
To decolonize migration studies means to dismantle it. On Adrian Favell’s The Integration Nation and question-ability4
Racist views in contemporary European societies4
Redefining refugee: white Christian nationalism in state politics and beyond4
“Marriage was not an option”: ethnoreligious mixed marriage in Israel4
¿De dónde sos?: (Black) Argentina and the mechanisms of maintaining racial myths4
Introduction: the turn to racism and anti-racism in Latin America4
Pitfalls of belonging-work. The dialectics of belonging and exclusion in Finnish immigrant integration policies4
The politics of Black and Brown solidarities: race, space, and hip-hop cultural production in Los Angeles3
Making requests: Filipina/o and Latina/o immigrant claims-making and racialization3
Urban migration governance under the resilience lens: conceptual and empirical insights3
Why French racial minorities do not mobilize more often. Disempowerment, tactical repertoires and soft repression of antiracist movements3
Understanding colourism in the UK: development and assessment of the everyday colourism scale3
Shifting representations, ambiguous bodies: African colonial subjects in nineteenth-century Spain3
Multi-dimensional hyper-selectivity and divergent mobilities: second-generation Filipinos and Chinese3
Sexuality and borders in right wing times: a conversation3
Kurdish, Turkish, German? Identificative integration of Kurds in Germany3
Visual (de)humanization: construction of Otherness in newspaper photographs of the refugee crisis3
Rural multiculturalism? Migrants, antiracism, and convivial cultures in provincial Sweden3
London: diversity and renewal over two millennia3
Transitions in the meaning of belonging: the struggle for enhanced access to resources among Palestinian-Arab women in Israel3
The state we’re in: critical questions in migration scholarship?3
Enduring silence: racialized news values, white supremacy and a national apology for child sexual abuse3
Citizens-in-waiting: strategic naturalization delays in the USA and UAE3
Contentious politics and congruence across policy and public spheres: the case of Muslims in France3
Harmony of the Seas?: Work, faith, and religious difference among multinational migrant workers on board cargo ships3
Labouring for inclusion: debating immigrant contributions to Chile3
Contesting policy categories using intersectionality: reflections for studying migration governance3
The racial politics of smart urbanism: Dubai and Beirut as two sides of the same coin3
Pessimism of the intellect, cruel optimism of the will3
COVID-19 and decreased asylum access: mother work, precarity and preocupación among Central American asylum-seekers in Los Angeles3
Innocent girls, wicked women: interfaith marriages, class, and ethnicity in Israel3
The continued relevance of multiculturalism: dissecting interculturalism and transculturalism3
“I wish I didn’t look so White”: examining contested racial identities in second-generation Black–White Multiracials3
How Muslims respond to secularist restrictions: reactive ethnicity, adjustment, and acceptance3
The challenges faced during home office interview when seeking asylum in the United Kingdom: an interpretative phenomenological analysis13
Structural racism and the experience of “tightness” during the COVID-19 pandemic3
To be or not to be? Material incentives and indigenous identification in Latin America3
Latina M(other)work against racism: living with legal precarity in suburban Atlanta3
Stockholm: social mechanisms of migrants’ emplacement in a segregated global city3
Residents’ responses to refugee reception: the cracks and continuities between care and control3
At the borders of the coroNATION: samfundssind, Muslim immigrants and suspicious solidarity in Denmark3
Improving the study of responses to experiences of ethnoracial exclusion—a heuristic for comparative qualitative research3
Regional identity and support for restrictive attitudes on immigration. Evidence from a household population survey in Ghent (Belgium)3
School composition and multiple ethnic identities of migrant-origin adolescents in the Netherlands3
White spaces in brown(ing) places: toward the spatialization of critical immigration studies3
Global commerce, immigration and diversity: a New York story3
A cosmopolitan explanation of the integration paradox: a mixed methods approach3
Love thy neighbour? Religion and ethnoracial boundaries among second-generation West African youth3
State, space and secularism: towards a critical study of governing religion3
Exploring ways of measuring colour-blindness in Sweden: operationalisation and theoretical understandings of a US concept in a new context.3
Palestine along the colour line: race, colonialism, and construction labour, 1918–19483
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