Contents
Articles can be downloaded here at Jstor.
| Introduction: Race-ism Luuk Slooter and Erella Grassiani |
7 |
| Tracing Pasts and Colonial Numbness Decolonial Dynamics in the Netherlands Sherilyn Deen |
11 |
| 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 |
29 |
| Entangling the Migration and the Economic ‘Crisis’ Claiming What’s Rightfully Greek Marilena Drymioti and Vassilis Gerasopoulos |
49 |
| ESSAY | |
| Anthropology Should Never Be Fully Decolonized… Peter Pels |
71 |
| The Continuous Decolonization of Anthropology The Case of Muslims in Europe Jasmijn Rana |
77 |
| Paying Attention to ‘Spanish Radio Stations’ in the Netherlands An Essay on the Potential of Urban Popular Culture as Anti-racism Francio Guadeloupe |
83 |
| On the Primacy of the Eye Amplifying Islam, Racism, and the Senses Pooyan Tamimi Arab |
95 |
| Book review Smash the Pillars. Decoloniality and the Imaginary of Color in the Netherlands (Melissa F. Weiner and Antonio Carmona Báez, eds.) Markus Balkenhol |
101 |
| In conversation Storytelling and the Construction of Realities Paul Stoller |
107 |