2020
DOI: 10.1177/0011392119886864
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Theory for a global age: From nativism to neoliberalism and beyond

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“…Южная теория заглядывает за социологический горизонт -за альтернативный дискурс социальных наук. Ведущие социологи последнее время все чаще рефлексируют современную академическую конъюнктуру в социологии, задавая перспективу исследований в этом поле [Hanafi, 2020;Go, 2020;Patel, 2020;Bhambra et al, 2020].…”
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“…Южная теория заглядывает за социологический горизонт -за альтернативный дискурс социальных наук. Ведущие социологи последнее время все чаще рефлексируют современную академическую конъюнктуру в социологии, задавая перспективу исследований в этом поле [Hanafi, 2020;Go, 2020;Patel, 2020;Bhambra et al, 2020].…”
Section: заключениеunclassified
“…The decolonial thought aims at rehabilitating events, experiences, and knowledge that have been made invisible. It is to understand how categories of analysis have allowed for the obliteration of ‘others’ point of view in the narratives of modernity and of the global (Bhambra et al, 2020). For instance, the spatio-temporal disjunction between colony and metropolis makes possible the idea that race is an external formation of Europe (Mayblin and Turner, 2020).…”
Section: Decolonial Interventionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rather, and as Narayan (2017: 2493) correctly notes, renewing the wages of whiteness has come to rely on increased scapegoating of migrants and minorities. The imposition of ever more restrictive immigration policies, heightened forms of surveillance and increasing deportations are attempts to restore the racial contract, without challenging the modus operandi of neoliberalism (Bhambra et al, 2020). In new but old ways, racism thus remains the prism through which white anxieties – fuelled by structural decline and diminishing white privilege – are articulated and worked through.…”
Section: The Enemy Within: Policing the (Migrant) Crisismentioning
confidence: 99%