A Suitable Enemy

Liz Fekete

Description

This book presents a comprehensive overview of EU immigration, asylum, race and security policies.



Liz Fekete argues that at the same time as the EU introduces selective migration policies, it closes its borders against asylum seekers who were the first victims of the growth of the security state which now embraces Muslims. She explores the way in which antiterrorist legislation has been used to evict undesirable migrants, how deportation policies commodify and dehumanise the most vulnerable and how these go hand in hand with evolving forms of racism, particularly Islamophobia.



At the heart of the book is an examination of xenoracism - a non-colour coded form of institutionalised racism - where migrants who do not assimilate, or who are believed to be incapable of assimilation, are excluded.
Acknowledgements

Foreword by A. Sivanandan

Introduction

Xeno-Racism and the Security State

1. The Emergence of Xeno-racism

2. Anti-Muslim Racism and the Security State

Islamophobia and Accusatory Processes

3. Enlightened Fundamentalism? Immigration, Feminism and the Right

4. The New McCarthyism

Detention and Deportation

5. The Deportation Machine

6. 'Speech Crime' and Deportation

The fight for Civil Rights

7. They Are Children Too

8. Islamophobia, Youth Resistance and the Meaning of Liberty

Notes to the text

Index

Sujets

• Social Science
• Sociologie, société et politique
• Emigration
• Migration
• Immigration

Informations

• Publié par: Pluto Press
• Date de parution: 20 mars 2009
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781783713929
• Langue: English

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A Suitable Enemy