“…Regarding the geographic distribution of the research populations (see Appendix), a remarkable 61% of the articles originated from the following countries: The United States, 18 the United Kingdom, 19 Scotland (Hopkins 2004), Canada, 20 Australia, 21 and New Zealand (Came and McCreanor, 2015;Guerin 2005). European research on everyday racism was only conducted in five countries: Germany (Arisaka 2010;Hartmann 2011;Osterkamp 1993), Belgium (Billiet and de Witte, 2008), Italy (Fabbro and Ranieri, 2016), Sweden, 22 and Finland (Leppänen 2015;Sotkasiira and Haverinen, 2016). Compared to research on everyday racism in North America and Europe, less attention is paid to everyday racism in South-America, Asia, and Africa.…”