Race-ism

Volume 30, Issue 2

Introduction
Race-ism
Luuk Slooter and Erella Grassiani

Tracing Pasts and Colonial Numbness
Decolonial Dynamics in the Netherlands
Sherilyn Deen

Remembering the Anthropological Making of Race in Today’s University
An Analysis of a Students’ Memorial Project in Berlin
Thiago Pinto Barbosa, Owen Brown, Julia Kirchner and Julia Scheurer

Entangling the Migration and the Economic ‘Crisis’
Claiming What’s Rightfully Greek
Marilena Drymioti and Vassilis Gerasopoulos

Essays

Anthropology Should Never Be Fully Decolonized…
Peter Pels
The Continuous Decolonization of Anthropology
The Case of Muslims in Europe
Jasmijn Rana
Paying Attention to ‘Spanish Radio Stations’ in the Netherlands
An Essay on the Potential of Urban Popular Culture as Anti-racism
Francio Guadeloupe
On the Primacy of the Eye
Amplifying Islam, Racism, and the Senses
Pooyan Tamimi Arab

Book review

Smash the Pillars. Decoloniality and the Imaginary of Color in the Netherlands by Weiner, Melissa F. and Antonio Carmona Báez
Review by: Markus Balkenhol

In conversation: Stories