Anti-racism in Europe operates political, policy, and civic spaces, which organizations try to counter racial discrimination violence. This paper applies a textual analysis the European discourse of transnationally connected anti-racism movement that shaped Union (henceforth EU) action plan 2020–2025. The seeks address structural racism EU through an intersectional lens. Alana Lentin, however, ...

This article explores the role and place of mad studies within social work theory, education, practice. includes a discussion workers have played in past continue to play present relation oppressive practices mental health services; that serving as passive assistants biogenetic psychiatric expertise turning away from profession’s expertise, all detriment people. The interconnection between raci...

Recent years have witnessed a small avalanche of critical historical work on British imperial culture across the social sciences and not least within geography. The inspiration behind the critical interest in empire, knowledge and power was undoubtedly Edward Said’s groundbreaking and provocative Orientalism. Waves of debate have permeated throughout the social sciences and humanities in respon...

Isabelle Léglise, CNRS, UMR 8133 CELIA, BP8, 7 rue Guy Moquet 94801 Villejuif, France fax: +33-1-49583827, [email protected] The choice of language and the use to which it is put are central to a people’s definition of itself in relation to its natural and social environment, indeed in relation to the entire universe. Hence language has always been at the heart of the two contending social fo...

In this new book, Richard Hingley, a prominent scholar of Roman imperialism, offers an extended discussion of the nature of cultural change in the Roman world, with a particular focus on the age of Augustus. Hingley, an archaeologist who acknowledges his indebtedness to postmodern theory throughout his work, in part aims to connect the kindred topics of Romanization and Roman imperialism to the...

Given the volume of recent works produced on the anti-slavery movement of the 19th–century Atlantic world, it was time for someone to create a new synthesis. Manisha Sinha’s The Slave’s Cause is a synthetic work that traces the long trajectory of the anti-slavery movement in the United States and places it into an international context. It provides a catalogue of antislavery figures, organizati...