White but not Quite: Central Europe’s Illiberal Revolt Page 1 WHITE BUT NOT QUITE Central
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Racial capitalism requires that the subaltern periphery, providing cheap labour and new
markets, be placed behind an imagined racial barrier, so that the full protection of the liberal …

ABSTRACT The European Union expansion in 2004 resulted in a large-scale migration from
less ethnically diverse Poland to multicultural societies. Many Polish migrants have become …

Drawing on fieldwork among young among post-Soviet migrants in Helsinki (2014–2016)
and Warsaw (2020), the article seeks an answer to the following question: what kind of work …

This article responds to recent calls to “provincialize”(Hawthorne) and “pluralize”(Bledsoe
and Wright) Black geographies. We do so by adopting a relational, transnational, and …

This article discusses the present‐day positionality of Polish immigrants in Germany and the
discursive possibilities for articulating their experiences of discrimination as racism. As …

This article contributes to the rethinking of the relationship between news media and
democracy by adopting the perspective of 'epistemic democracy', characterised by universal …

When Carl Linnaeus invented binomial nomenclature in the 18th century, it provided a
universal language for scientists. Giving each species a unique name is essential for …

ABSTRACT A wide body of research has focused on representations of race/ethnicity in
sport media content, because of its central location in popular culture. These studies found …

This article examines the iconography of blackness in the book covers of early Polish
children's literature. In doing so, it draws attention to textual practices that consciously or …