A New Wave of Anti-Racism in Europe? : Racialized Minorities at the Centre. / Ilke Adam

About the Editors and Contributors -- Chapter 1: Introduction: Thinking Through Waves of Anti-Racism in Europe -- Chapter 2: #RomaLivesMatter, too. Romani (Anti-Racist) Activism in Europe: From (De)politicization Towards a Critical Turn -- Chapter 3: “Black Is Polish”: The Emerging Activism of Black Poles in Contemporary Poland -- Chapter 4: Connecting the Waves: Continuities in Anti-Racist Activism in the Netherlands Since the 1970s -- Chapter 5: The Emergence of a New Anti-Racism (1989–2023) in Italy -- Chapter 6: The Renewal of Anti-Racist Activism in France Since 2005 -- Chapter 7: “Putting the Body on the Line”: Ghosts, Racialized Activists and Anti-Racist Mobilization in Sweden -- Chapter 8: The Pioneers of (the New) Anti-Racism in Belgium -- Chapter 9: A Language of Blackness. Black Subjectivity and Black Activist Politics in Belgium -- Chapter 10: Vampirizing Anti-Racism: Reflections from the Black and Roma Struggles in Spain and Portugal -- Chapter 11: Silence Does Not Protect Us from Racism and Violence: Telling Stories of Afro-Descendants’ Collective Action in Portugal -- Chapter 12: Reflections on Anti-Racism, Migration, and Policy in the EU -- Chapter 13: Provincializing the Human, the Animal: A Proffer for Future Anti-Racism.

This open access book provides a way to understand the current manifestations of anti-racism in Europe, including changes that became particularly visible with the Black Lives Matter related protests beginning in May 2020.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2025. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.