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In Germany, a liberal concept of racism is advocated by anti-discrimination agencies and the radical left alike. This approach is primarily concerned with representation, inclusion, and diversity. The connection between class and race is rarely addressed. Nevertheless, there exists a critical Marxist tradition of racism research.
The Diversity of Exploitation seeks to draw upon this tradition. At the same time, the book offers a political intervention in the current debate on structural and institutional racism, whether in the labor market or in the police force. It presents alternatives to liberal antiracism by introducing a Marxist concept of racism in theory and practice.
Contributors are: Celia Bouali, Sebastian Friedrich, Christian Frings, Fabian Georgi, Lea Pilone, Daniele Puccio, Eleonora Roldán Mendívil, Bafta Sarbo, and Hannah Vögele.
Contributors are: Celia Bouali, Sebastian Friedrich, Christian Frings, Fabian Georgi, Lea Pilone, Daniele Puccio, Eleonora Roldán Mendívil, Bafta Sarbo, and Hannah Vögele.
Price: $125.00
Pages: 142
Publisher: Brill
Imprint: Brill
Series: Studies in Critical Social Sciences
Publication Date:
19 December 2024
ISBN: 9789004715554
Format: Hardcover
Eleonora Roldán Mendívil is a political scientist and political educator. She has taught at several universities in Germany and Austria on intersectionality, racism and colonial history. Her research interests include the Critique of Political Economy, (anti-)racism and gender relations.
Bafta Sarbo is a social scientist and educator. She teaches courses on Marx’ Capital and is active in antiracist organizing on issues of migration policy and police violence.