Between Fear and Hope
Autor Andrew L Barlowen Limba Engleză Paperback – 5 iun 2003
This book is an original contribution to the study of race. It provides a structural analysis of race, and a methodology for connecting global to national and local racial processes. Written in a lively and down to earth style, this book is a call to action in a time of fear and hope.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780742516199
ISBN-10: 0742516199
Pagini: 224
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Ediția:0224
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0742516199
Pagini: 224
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Ediția:0224
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Locul publicării:New York, United States
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Cuprins
Chapter 1 Introduction
Part 2 Part I: The Backdrop
Chapter 3 Chapter 1: Rediscovering Race in the Global Era
Chapter 4 Chapter 2: The Best and the Whitest: Racism and the Middle Class Social Order (1945 - 1975)
Part 5 Part II: Globalization and Racism
Chapter 6 Chapter 3: Market Globalization and Social Crisis
Chapter 7 Chapter 4: It's "Ours": Globalization and The Racialization of Space
Chapter 8 Chapter 5: It's "Mine": Globalization, Racism, and the Erosion of Social Responsibility
Part 9 Part III: Globalization and the Search for Racial Justice in the United States
Chapter 10 Chapter 6: Possible Futures of Racial Justice in the Global Era
Chapter 11 Chapter 7: Globalization and the Revitalization of the Civil Rights Movement
Chapter 12 Conclusion
Part 2 Part I: The Backdrop
Chapter 3 Chapter 1: Rediscovering Race in the Global Era
Chapter 4 Chapter 2: The Best and the Whitest: Racism and the Middle Class Social Order (1945 - 1975)
Part 5 Part II: Globalization and Racism
Chapter 6 Chapter 3: Market Globalization and Social Crisis
Chapter 7 Chapter 4: It's "Ours": Globalization and The Racialization of Space
Chapter 8 Chapter 5: It's "Mine": Globalization, Racism, and the Erosion of Social Responsibility
Part 9 Part III: Globalization and the Search for Racial Justice in the United States
Chapter 10 Chapter 6: Possible Futures of Racial Justice in the Global Era
Chapter 11 Chapter 7: Globalization and the Revitalization of the Civil Rights Movement
Chapter 12 Conclusion
Recenzii
In this carefully and convincingly argued exposition Andrew Barlow demonstrates how market globalization is intensifying a new 'color-blind' racism. At the same time, social globalization of peoples promotes a countervailing antiracist consciousness and resistance that could profoundly reconfigure U.S. politics. Between Fear and Hope is a major contribution, a provocative social analysis that is at once sobering and hopeful.
At a time when racism seems to be growing, Barlow both provides much-needed clarity of analysis and points the way toward greater racial justice and equality.
It is the rare treatise that contributes to and advances a more fundamental understanding of race as a relationship to power and privilege. Andrew Barlow's magisterial Between Fear and Hope is just such a book-broad in scope and richly theoretical, yet always maintaining a balanced focus on the local and mundane ways in which class, race, and ethnicity interpenetrate and shape our daily lives.
Between Fear and Hope gives us a cogent and insightful analysis of how globalization makes it harder to remedy the wrongs of racism in the contemporary United States while at the same time focusing our attention on strategies of fighting for racial justice in a globalized world. Barlow has provided a roadmap of where we have been and where we might go that is both readable and well-researched.
In this bleak world, however, there is a glimmer of hope for racial justice if immigrants, workers, and, yes, their middle-class allies, mobilize in solidarity to build a new civil rights, human rights, and labor movement. Recommended.
An inspiration for activists in the movements for social justice. This book is a must-read for those seeking to understand not only the complex realities of globalization, race, and class, but also how to work for justice in these times.
Barlow has written an engaging and provocative story, one that may be particularly liked by critics of globalization. It offers an original perspective on the local effects of globalization and provides good syntheses of the literatures on the topics of globalization, racism, and the U.S. Civil Rights movement.
At a time when racism seems to be growing, Barlow both provides much-needed clarity of analysis and points the way toward greater racial justice and equality.
It is the rare treatise that contributes to and advances a more fundamental understanding of race as a relationship to power and privilege. Andrew Barlow's magisterial Between Fear and Hope is just such a book-broad in scope and richly theoretical, yet always maintaining a balanced focus on the local and mundane ways in which class, race, and ethnicity interpenetrate and shape our daily lives.
Between Fear and Hope gives us a cogent and insightful analysis of how globalization makes it harder to remedy the wrongs of racism in the contemporary United States while at the same time focusing our attention on strategies of fighting for racial justice in a globalized world. Barlow has provided a roadmap of where we have been and where we might go that is both readable and well-researched.
In this bleak world, however, there is a glimmer of hope for racial justice if immigrants, workers, and, yes, their middle-class allies, mobilize in solidarity to build a new civil rights, human rights, and labor movement. Recommended.
An inspiration for activists in the movements for social justice. This book is a must-read for those seeking to understand not only the complex realities of globalization, race, and class, but also how to work for justice in these times.
Barlow has written an engaging and provocative story, one that may be particularly liked by critics of globalization. It offers an original perspective on the local effects of globalization and provides good syntheses of the literatures on the topics of globalization, racism, and the U.S. Civil Rights movement.