Race and Ethnicity Comparative and Theoretical Approaches [Paperback]

Collects together 27 of the most important classic and contemporary readings on race and ethnicity.

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• The contributors provide an international focus, and are all recognized leaders in their field.
  
• Includes an analytical preface by the editors.
  
• Provides coverage of current trends, theoretical perspectives, and policy issues.
  
• Topics include ethnic conflict, migration, citizenship, identity, genocide, transnationalism, and ethnic justice.

Preface.

Acknoweldgments.

Introduction: Race Against Time: The Ethnic Divide in the Twentieth Century: John Stone and Rutledge Dennis.

Part I: Setting the Agenda: Du Bois, Weber and Park:.

Introduction to Part I.

1 W.E.B. Du Bois and Double Consciousness: Rutledge Dennis.

2 Max Weber on Race, Ethnicity and Nationalism: John Stone.

3 R.E. Park's Approach to Race and Ethnic Relations: Barbara Ballis Lal.

Part II: Emerging Theoretical Perspectives:.

Introduction to Part II.

4 Rethinking Ethnicity: Identity, Categorization and Power: Richard Jenkins.

5 Culture and Ethnic Conflict in the New World Disorder: Kevin Avruch.

6 Postindustrialism, Postmodernism and Ethnic Conflict: Anthony H. Richmond.

Part III: The Diversity of Ethnic Patterns:.

Introduction to Partl£*