Racial Conflict in Global Society (eBook)

John Stone is Professor of Sociology at Boston University. He is the founding editor of the journal Ethnic and Racial Studies. Polly Rizova is Associate Professor of Management at Willamette University.

Introduction

Chapter 1. Diversity: Conflicts in the New Millennium

Chapter 2. Power: The Changing Geo-politics of Race

Chapter 3. Boundaries: Identity in the New World Disorder

Chapter 4. Organizations: Challenges Facing Global Institutions

Chapter 5. Violence: Extreme Racial Conflict

Chapter 6. Justice: The Search for Solutions

Notes

An outstanding, thoroughly accessible account of race issues across the planet, showing impeccable scholarship and an international grasp of contemporary debates. This book is certain to have a significant impact on generations of scholars and students grappling with these questions now and in the future.
Ian Law, CERS (Centre for Ethnicity and Racism Studies), University of Leeds

This gracefully written volume corrects the narrow views of race and racism that have become increasingly dominant in recent years. Stretching across the globe and historical eras, this is a masterful survey, which manages to inform without getting the reader lost in details by developing a supple yet coherent perspective with deep roots in social theory.
Richard Alba, CUNY