Majority Cultures and the Everyday Politics of Ethnic Difference

1. Majority Cultures and the Everyday Politics of Ethnic Difference

1. Majority Cultures and the Everyday Politics of Ethnic Difference
Katharine Tyler

Part I. Whose World is This? Globalization, Governance and Migration

2. Mobility, Migration Control and Geopolitical Imaginations
Sara Kalm

3. Europe in Peril
Anders Hellström

Part II. Whose Place is This? Local-level Responses to Ethnic Difference

4. City Marketing in a Dual City: Discourses of Progress and Problems in post-Industrial Malmö
Dalia Mukhtar-Landgren

5. Debating the Rural and the Urban: Majority White Racialized Discourses on the Countryside and the City
Katharine Tyler

6. Local Responses to Immigrants in the Midwestern United States
Katherine Fennelly

7. Belonging and Entitlement: Shifting Discourses of Difference in Multiethnic Neighbourhoods in the UK
Kathryn Ray, Maria Hudson, Joan Phillips

8. Marginal Majority and Dishevelled Otherness: Debating Gypsyness on the Greek-Albanian Border
Aspasia Theodosiou

Part III. Whose Land is This? Representations of Ethnic Conflict and Violence

9. The Power of Stereotypes and Enemy Images: The Case of the Chechen Wars
Bo Petersson

10. European Declarations on Minorities: The Kurdish Quest for Turkey’s Membership of the European Union
Nesrin Uçarlar

11. Local Media Representations of Islam before 9/11
Malcolm D. Brown

12. Whose House is This? The Palestinian ‘Other’ and the Construction of Jewish Israeli Identity
Tal Litvak-Hirsch, Dan Bar-On, Julia Chaitin

13. The Making and Breaking of Difference: Concluding Thoughts
Bo Petersson, Katharine Tyler

Keywords: Social Sciences, Political Sociology, Social Justice, Equality and Human Rights, Social Policy, Ethnicity Studies, Migration, Social Structure, Social Inequality