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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"racial exclusion"”.
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From subprime loans to unwanted greenspace: An urban political ecology of economic crisis in Cleveland, Ohio
… and re-use have brought together urban ecology, racial inequality, and property markets to direct the pivot from post-crisis land devaluation towards future land revalorization and reinvestment. First, I review of the ecology of shrinking cities literature, which provides intellectual scaffolding …
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The Dutch Urban Areas Act : a black liberation perspective on the policy of exclusion
… Act was conceived to be a spatial policy of racial exclusion. The foundations of the Urban Areas Act, as developed in Rotterdam in the early 2000s, are the same ideas of controlling the movement of a racialized group of people as expressed by state sanctioned segregation policies found …
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A feira é o mundo : a branquidade do Estado e a luz negra do Zumvi na Feira de São Joaquim
… state occur when different types of racism and racial exclusion can be identified in public policies, narratives, and state conceptions in our country. This dynamic manifests itself through the “whiteness of the state.” In Salvador, this logic is expressed in historical processes of …
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Bildung beyond the borders: racial ambiguity and subjectivity in three post-apartheid bildungsromane
… dissertation examines the subject formation of racially ambiguous protagonists in K Sello Duiker’s Thirteen Cents, (2001), Yewande Omotoso’s Bom Boy (2011) and Zoe Wicomb’s Playing in the Light (2006), three Bildungsromane set in post-apartheid Cape Town—the mother city—whose violent, racist …
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From street corner to smartphone: assessing the prospects of socio-technical transitions in Cape Town's transport sector
… an institutional legacy of socio-economic and racial exclusion, an over-reliance on private automobiles, and underinvestment in public transport are all commonly-cited culprits. Stakeholders are less unified in identifying solutions. Infrastructure- and technology-led approaches, such as new …
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Inclusion challenges at the intersection of marginalized identities: a study of Black migrant women in South Africa
… multiple ways, producing both inclusionary and exclusionary experiences. Meaningful inclusion requires engagement with processes operating at individual, organisational, and institutional levels. The contextual relevance of South Africa reinforces the salience of these identities, which are …
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Deindustrialization and the urban landscape: race, space, and memory in Back of the Yards, 1950-1980
… to one that was defined spatially by race and racial exclusion. Drawing on a variety of sources including community newspapers, United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPWA) publications, information from the Back of the Yards Neighborhood Council, and images of crumbling packinghouse and …
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Freedom and Equality Now! Contextualizing the Nexus between the Civil Rights Movement and Drama
… half of the twentieth century, the concepts of racial exclusion and inequality were impugned when the Civil Rights Movement undertook the challenge to bring about social and racial egalitarianism. The success of the Movement depended on contributions from many sources. This study focuses on the …
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Whiteness and exclusion: An ethnography of the racialised discourse of the UK’s Widening Participation agenda
… an ethnographic study which investigated the racialised discourse of widening participation in UK higher education. Locating widening participation in an extended history of race and education policy, the study draws on critical race theory, critical whiteness studies and Foucauldian …
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Becoming Japanese and Mexican: A Trans-Pacific Social History of Race, Mestizaje, and Resistance across Five Generations.
… understanding of encoded systems of race, racialised violence and resistances by foregrounding the historical experiences of Mexican descendants of Japanese immigrants over five generations in Mexico. Despite having a genealogy that reaches to the 16th century, these ethno-racial groups are …
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Essays on Inequality in Cities
… construction during the 1960s increased racial inequality in American cities. As a mechanism for why these disparities arise, I explore the central role of exclusionary institutions that limited access to residential neighborhoods for minority families and how they shape the …
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The Goffal Speaks: Coloured Ideology and the Perpetuation of a Category in Postcolonial Zimbabwe
… into daily practices of methods of inclusion and exclusion based on ethnic affiliation and racial organization. Many Coloureds have historically denied the reality of the boundaries that have separated them from whites or Europeans, and more recently, have reinforced the boundaries that have …