Angela P. Harris is professor of law at King Hall School of Law at the University of California - Davis, USA.

• Contents: Introduction; Part I Defining Race and Racism: Re-framing Europe: en-gendered racisms, ethnicities and nationalisms in contemporary Western Europe, Avtar Brah; Red: racism and the American Indian, Bethany R. Berger. Part II Race and Racism: Social Contradictions: A region in denial: racial discrimination and racism in Latin America, Ariel E. Dulitzsky; 'Who wants to feel white?' Race, Dutch culture and contested identities, Philomena Essed and Sandra Trienekens; Reproductive labor: sex and domestic work in Cyprus, Greece and Turkey, Anna M. Agathangelou; Order and security in the city: producing race and policing neoliberal spaces in South Africa, Tony Roshan Samara. Part III Race and Racism: Legal Contradictions: An indigenous lens into comparative law: the doctrine of discovery in the United States and New Zealand, Robert J. Miller and Jacinta Ruru; Antidiscrimination law: the view from 1989, Alan Freeman; The ideology of the Brazilian nation and the Brazilian legal theory of racial discrimination, Seth Racusen; French criminalization of racial employment discrimination compared to the imposition of civil penalties in the United States, Donna M. Gitter; The past is unpredictable: race, redress and remembrance in the South African Constitution, Pierre De Vos; Savages, victims, and saviors: the metaphor of human rights, Makau Mutua; Recreating the state, Jacqueline Stevens; Name index.

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Angela P. Harris is professor of law at King Hall School of Law at the University of California - Davis, USA.

• Contents: Introduction; Part I Defining Race and Racism: Re-framing Europe: en-gendered racisms, ethnicities and nationalisms in contemporary Western Europe, Avtar Brah; Red: racism and the American Indian, Bethany R. Berger. Part II Race and Racism: Social Contradictions: A region in denial: racial discrimination and racism in Latin America, Ariel E. Dulitzsky; 'Who wants to feel white?' Race, Dutch culture and contested identities, Philomena Essed and Sandra Trienekens; Reproductive labor: sex and domestic work in Cyprus, Greece and Turkey, Anna M. Agathangelou; Order and security in the city: producing race and policing neoliberal spaces in South Africa, Tony Roshan Samara. Part III Race and Racism: Legal Contradictions: An indigenous lens into comparative law: the doctrine of discovery in the United States and New Zealand, Robert J. Miller and Jacinta Ruru; Antidiscrimination law: the view from 1989, Alan Freeman; The ideology of the Brazilian nation and the Brazilian legal theory of racial discrimination, Seth Racusen; French criminalization of racial employment discrimination compared to the imposition of civil penalties in the United States, Donna M. Gitter; The past is unpredictable: race, redress and remembrance in the South African Constitution, Pierre De Vos; Savages, victims, and saviors: the metaphor of human rights, Makau Mutua; Recreating the state, Jacqueline Stevens; Name index.

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Angela P. Harris is professor of law at King Hall School of Law at the University of California - Davis, USA.

• Contents: Introduction; Part I Defining Race and Racism: Re-framing Europe: en-gendered racisms, ethnicities and nationalisms in contemporary Western Europe, Avtar Brah; Red: racism and the American Indian, Bethany R. Berger. Part II Race and Racism: Social Contradictions: A region in denial: racial discrimination and racism in Latin America, Ariel E. Dulitzsky; 'Who wants to feel white?' Race, Dutch culture and contested identities, Philomena Essed and Sandra Trienekens; Reproductive labor: sex and domestic work in Cyprus, Greece and Turkey, Anna M. Agathangelou; Order and security in the city: producing race and policing neoliberal spaces in South Africa, Tony Roshan Samara. Part III Race and Racism: Legal Contradictions: An indigenous lens into comparative law: the doctrine of discovery in the United States and New Zealand, Robert J. Miller and Jacinta Ruru; Antidiscrimination law: the view from 1989, Alan Freeman; The ideology of the Brazilian nation and the Brazilian legal theory of racial discrimination, Seth Racusen; French criminalization of racial employment discrimination compared to the imposition of civil penalties in the United States, Donna M. Gitter; The past is unpredictable: race, redress and remembrance in the South African Constitution, Pierre De Vos; Savages, victims, and saviors: the metaphor of human rights, Makau Mutua; Recreating the state, Jacqueline Stevens; Name index.

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