Coloring the Lines through Culture? Race and Racialization in International Relations

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" Coloring the Lines through Culture? Race and Racialization in International Relations "
Sema Binay Duvall, Raymond

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	804201
Doc. No	:	TL49023
Call number	:	‭1841248991;‮ ‬10194912‬
Main Entry	:	Becker, Brianna K.
Title & Author	:	Coloring the Lines through Culture? Race and Racialization in International Relations\ Sema BinayDuvall, Raymond
College	:	University of Minnesota
Date	:	2016
Degree	:	Ph.D.
field of study	:	Political Science
student score	:	2016
Page No	:	233
Note	:	Committee members: Sheppard, Eric; Tronto, Joan; Vazquez-Aroyyo, Antonio
Note	:	Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-369-35512-3
Abstract	:	This dissertation analyzes the ways in which racial constructs processes of racialization operate in international politics and become consequential in constituting the contemporary global order. Specifically it asks: in the wake of the diffusion of domestic and international norms against racism, how are we to understand race and effects of racialization at the level of the international? In order to answer this question, I develop a theoretical framework of racialization that explains how human groups, including cultural and religious groups, are (re)defined as discrete entities with inherent dispositions and ordered hierarchically as to shape the actions and identities available for various actors. Although explicit racial hierarchies in inter-state politics became less prominent with decolonization and through international norms against racism, I argue that racialization continues to constitute domestic and global hierarchies through structural and productive power relations. As can be seen in racialization of Muslims and the debates about the rise of China, expressions of cultural difference and their association with various forms and objects of threat are a consequential medium through which racialization occurs in the contemporary global order.
Subject	:	Political science; Ethnic studies
Descriptor	:	Social sciences;International relations;Islamophobia;Racialization
Added Entry	:	Duvall, Raymond
Added Entry	:	Political ScienceUniversity of Minnesota