Race and Class
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Race and Class is a peer reviewed journal that was founded in 1959 and is published by Sage Publications.
The journal is described as being the 'foremost English language journal on racism and imperialism in the world today.' Whilst for three decades it has established a reputation for the breadth of its analysis, its global outlook and its multidisciplinary approach. [1]
Topics covered include:
- Globalisation
- Popular culture
- Postcolonialism
- Black politics
- European fascism
- Debt
- Indigenous peoples
- Legacies of empire
- Culture and identity
- The information revolution
- Migration and trafficking
- Militarism and empire
- National security
- Religion and race
- Xeno-racism
People
Circa 2015
Editorial Board
- John Berger
- Lee Bridges - University of Warwick
- Victoria Brittain - London School of Economics
- Jeremy Corbyn
- Avery F. Gordon - University of California, Santa Barbara,
- Barbara Harlow - University of Texas, Austin
- Arun Kundnani
- Saul Landau - California State University, Pomona
- Neil Lazarus - University of Warwick
- Manning Marable - Columbia University, New York
- Nancy Murray - American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts
- Colin Prescod - Institute of Race Relations, London
- Barbara Ransby - University of Illinois at Chicago
- Cedric J. Robinson - University of California, Santa Barbara
- Bill Rolston - University of Ulster, Northern Ireland
- Chris Searle
Notes
- ↑ About the Title Race and Class Sage Journals, accessed 12 January 2015
