Race and Democracy in the Americas examines dimensions of the comparative dynamics of race and ethnicity, with a directed focus on the Americas, most particularly Brazil and the United States
Race and Democracy in the Americas examines dimensions of the comparative dynamics of race and ethnicity, with a directed focus on the Americas, most particularly Brazil and the United StatesHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1: Race and Democracy in the Americas Project; 2: Race and Democracy in the U. S. and Brazil: The Evolution of a Program; 3: Project Conference Opening Remarks: International Cooperation on Higher Education; 4: Changing Racial Attitudes in Brazil: Retrospective and Prospective Views; 5: "Self-Directed" Activism between the U.S. African and Afro-Brazilian Communities: On the Nature of an Activist Relationship [A Response to Brazilian Activist Sueli Carneiro]; 6: Comparable or Connected? Afro-Diasporic Subjectivity and State Response in 1920s São Paulo and Chicago; 7: Racial Intimacy and Racial Politics: Adoption in the U. S. and Brazil; 8: Racism: A Contradiction within the Brazilian Democratic System; 9: Fear as the Commodity Blacks Own the Most: An Essay on Police Violence against Black People and the Poor in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil 1; 10: Race Relations among University Students in Rio de Janeiro *; 11: Rewriting the Black Subject: "History" ana "Culture" in the Black Brazilian Emancipatory Text; 12: Racial Cycles? A Dynamic Approach to the Study of Race in Post-Revolutionary Cuba and Beyond; 13: The Pan-African Initiative in the Americas: Culture, Common Struggle and the Odu Ifa; 14: Linking Two Theoretical Traditions: Toward Conceptualizing the American Racial State in a Globalized Milieu; 15: American Politics: Local and National perspectives; 16: Presidential Impeachment, Ideology, and Party Politics: Comparing 1868 to 1999; 17: A Tribute to Mack Henry Jones of Atlanta University; 18: Reflections on Atlanta University Political Science; 19: The Epistemological Quest of Mack Jones; 20: Observations on the Political Thought and Methodology of Mack H. Jones; 21: The Mack Jones Legacy; 22: Invitation to the Scholarly Community
1: Race and Democracy in the Americas Project; 2: Race and Democracy in the U. S. and Brazil: The Evolution of a Program; 3: Project Conference Opening Remarks: International Cooperation on Higher Education; 4: Changing Racial Attitudes in Brazil: Retrospective and Prospective Views; 5: "Self-Directed" Activism between the U.S. African and Afro-Brazilian Communities: On the Nature of an Activist Relationship [A Response to Brazilian Activist Sueli Carneiro]; 6: Comparable or Connected? Afro-Diasporic Subjectivity and State Response in 1920s São Paulo and Chicago; 7: Racial Intimacy and Racial Politics: Adoption in the U. S. and Brazil; 8: Racism: A Contradiction within the Brazilian Democratic System; 9: Fear as the Commodity Blacks Own the Most: An Essay on Police Violence against Black People and the Poor in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil 1; 10: Race Relations among University Students in Rio de Janeiro *; 11: Rewriting the Black Subject: "History" ana "Culture" in the Black Brazilian Emancipatory Text; 12: Racial Cycles? A Dynamic Approach to the Study of Race in Post-Revolutionary Cuba and Beyond; 13: The Pan-African Initiative in the Americas: Culture, Common Struggle and the Odu Ifa; 14: Linking Two Theoretical Traditions: Toward Conceptualizing the American Racial State in a Globalized Milieu; 15: American Politics: Local and National perspectives; 16: Presidential Impeachment, Ideology, and Party Politics: Comparing 1868 to 1999; 17: A Tribute to Mack Henry Jones of Atlanta University; 18: Reflections on Atlanta University Political Science; 19: The Epistemological Quest of Mack Jones; 20: Observations on the Political Thought and Methodology of Mack H. Jones; 21: The Mack Jones Legacy; 22: Invitation to the Scholarly Community
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